Outreach you sign off on

Sequences that open with a line from each candidate's own work, drafted by Emoti and sent only after you approve them.

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Mei Lin Tan

Senior Machine Learning Engineer, Freightwise

First step, email

Subject: Forecasting freight demand, and your work at Freightwise

Hi Mei Lin,

First line drafted by Emoti from her profile

Your evaluation harness at Gradient Harbor is the kind of work our forecasting team protects time for.

I'm Jordan, and I recruit for Tessellate's forecasting team in Singapore. We predict freight demand a few weeks out…

Nothing sends until you approve.

How it works

You choose the people and the sequence
Add shortlisted candidates to a sequence of emails and LinkedIn messages with the gaps you want between steps.
Emoti drafts a first line for each person
Each line comes from something in their own profile: a project, a talk, a change of role. It never guesses at things they did not share.
You approve, edit or rewrite every line
Nothing is sent until a recruiter approves it, and you can change any draft before you do.
Emoti sends inside your limits
Messages go out on weekdays inside your sending window and daily limit, and any reply stops the sequence for that person, whether it says yes, not now or no.

What stays in your hands

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Every first line

Approve, edit or replace each draft before it goes anywhere.

When and how much

Set the sending window, the daily limit and the days between steps.

When it stops

A reply or a bounce ends the sequence for that person straight away, and pausing a sequence holds everything not yet sent.

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Questions

Does Emoti send messages on its own?

No. Every first line waits for a recruiter's approval, and the sequence only sends inside the window and limit you set.

What makes a first line personal rather than creepy?

It refers to work the person chose to make public, in a sentence they would recognise. Emoti does not mention personal details, family or anything from outside their professional profile.

Can candidates opt out?

Yes, by replying. Any reply stops the sequence for that person, and the first message says so in plain words. A one-click unsubscribe and a workspace-wide do-not-contact list are not built yet.

The rest of Emoti

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SourcingWrite who you need the way you would tell a colleague. Emoti reads it into criteria, checks every profile against each one, and shows its evidence.

A long queue of job applicants beside a sign reading Personnel and Employment Office — Applicants queueing at the Lockheed personnel office, Los Angeles, 1940.

Voice screensCandidates take a short voice interview when it suits them. The same questions for everyone, scored against your rubric, reviewed by a person.

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Interview notesEmoti writes interview notes in your template and links every point to where it was said, so the debrief starts from evidence, not memory.

How it works

You choose the people and the sequence

Add shortlisted candidates to a sequence of emails and LinkedIn messages with the gaps you want between steps.

Emoti drafts a first line for each person

Each line comes from something in their own profile: a project, a talk, a change of role. It never guesses at things they did not share.

You approve, edit or rewrite every line

Nothing is sent until a recruiter approves it, and you can change any draft before you do.

Emoti sends inside your limits

Messages go out on weekdays inside your sending window and daily limit, and any reply stops the sequence for that person, whether it says yes, not now or no.