Pilots open for 2027

The AI note‑taker for the interview room.

Put Tulio on the table. The candidate consents with a QR, you just talk, and an evidence-backed scorecard lands in your ATS.

Tulio: a small white abstract bust with a green light ring and a QR code on its base
The problem

In person, interviewers write instead of listening

2.3 h

Median delay before an interview scorecard is submitted. The mean is 36 hours.

Metaview, 811K scorecards
1 in 4

Candidate profiles expected to be fake by 2028. Gartner recommends in-person interviews as a safeguard.

Gartner, July 2025
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Note-takers built for the room. Today it is pen and paper, or a laptop left running a video call.

Virtual note-takers stop at the call
How it works

Four steps, zero extra work for the interviewer

01

Knows who's coming

Reads the room's schedule from your ATS and loads the role's rubric.

02

Candidate consents

A QR scan explains what is recorded. Declining is one tap, with no consequences.

03

You just talk

Audio only, no camera. The light ring always shows when Tulio records.

04

Scorecard in the ATS

Scores backed by quotes and timestamps, ready for your review.

Built for trust

Evidence, not impressions

No evidence, no score

Gaps are flagged for the next round, never guessed.

Humans decide

Tulio proposes; the interviewer approves or edits every score.

Content only

Never accent, tone, emotion or protected attributes.

Coaching for interviewers

Private feedback on coverage, talk time and risky questions.

Feedback for candidates

A company-approved summary after every interview.

Privacy by design

Consent logs, retention controls, deletion requests and data residency.

Run a 60-day pilot in one of your interview rooms.

Request a pilot or write to alan@heytulio.ai