You just read answers instead of a résumé.

Try it without an account

Paste a job, choose what you want to ask, and get a screening link you can send to anyone. Applicants answer on their phone; the answers come to your inbox and your reply goes straight to them. Free, and there is no account or card to create one.

Make a screening link

How it works

1. You post a job and write the questions you’d ask in a first phone call.
2. Candidates answer them. Every applicant, same questions.
3. You read the answers, side by side, and talk to the ones worth talking to.
4. Whoever you want to interview books straight into your calendar.

What you don’t do

• Read résumés
• Phone-screen people who were never a fit
• Write “thanks for applying” emails
• Chase anyone to schedule

What it costs

Free, permanently: your own screening link and Joblit's three questions, with answers emailed to you. No account, no card.

$99 a month: write your own questions — up to five per job — and post as many jobs as you want. Cancel whenever.

Why the answers are better than a résumé

A résumé tells you where someone worked. Your questions tell you whether they can do the job you’re hiring for — whether they’ve run a forklift, whether they can work nights, how soon they can start. Those are the answers that decide a hire, and they’re the ones a résumé leaves out.