Know before they post
You're not losing because you're not good enough.
You're losing because you're
arriving too late.
Hundreds of applications, met with silence. It was
never your résumé. The roles were decided long before
they were ever posted. By then the door had already
closed.
Every hire sends signals weeks before it's posted
Your head start
You arrive here
weeks early, unmissable
Job posted
everyone else arrives
You arrive here
Weeks early, unmissable. Your head start.
Job posted
everyone else arrives
01: The Problem
The market isn't broken by accident.
It's filtered by design.
A public job posting is the last
step in a hiring decision, not the first. By the time
a role goes live, the team has known they needed it for
weeks. Referrals are already in. A shortlist is already
forming. The application form exists to process the crowd,
not to find you within it.
You were never underqualified. You were on time to
a race that started without you.
02: What Premonition Listens For
Four public tremors, weeks before the hire.
Companies broadcast their intentions long before HR
writes a description. Every signal is public. We read
them across thousands of companies, so you know who's
about to open the door.
Funding rounds
New capital becomes headcount within weeks.
Roles follow money.
Engineering hiring surges
A spike in one team is the first of ten hires
still to come.
Leadership departures
New leaders rebuild, and rebuilding always
starts with hiring.
Product launches
Shipping forces scaling. Scaling needs
people, fast.
03: How It Works
Three moves ahead of everyone else.
01
We read the signals
Continuously, across thousands of companies,
from public data alone. No inbox scraping,
no guesswork.
02
We surface who's about to hire
Ranked by how soon the hire is coming and
matched to what you actually do, not a
firehose of listings.
03
You arrive before the posting
Early, warm, and impossible to filter out.
You reach the right person while everyone
else is still waiting.
The hiring process was built for companies. For decades,
no one fixed it
for the people
inside it.
This is that fix.