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See exactly how a hire moves through Panelynx.

One role, walked end to end: plan the interview, run it, score it, decide on it. The same scorecard for every panelist, and every score locks before anyone sees anyone else's. AI gives a second opinion. People make the call.

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Following one hire: Eleanor Hayes, Senior Backend Engineer

Plan

Build the interview before Eleanor walks in.

For Eleanor's technical screen you lay out the sections, set the time for each, and pull questions from your bank. AI can draft a question for the role. You keep the ones that fit and edit the rest.

  • Sections with time estimates
  • Questions from your bank
  • AI drafts, you decide
Draft
New

Interview plan

Senior Backend Engineer · Technical Screen

Total50 min2 sections · 4 questions
System designHard30 min

Distributed systems

1

Design a rate limiter for a public API

Hard
2

Walk through caching strategy and invalidation

Hard
Drafted by AI
Past workBehavioral20 min

Technical leadership

1

Tell me about leading a difficult migration

Behavioral
2

A time you disagreed with a senior engineer

Medium
Add section· Coding exercise drafted
Interview

A cockpit your panel runs, not the AI.

Each interviewer works the agenda question by question, with the time on each one in front of them, and scores Eleanor as they go. Scheduling runs on Google Calendar. The AI is not in the room.

  • Per-question timing
  • Panelist live scoring
  • Google Calendar scheduling
4 / 8 scored
New

Eleanor Hayes

Senior Backend Engineer · Technical Screen

Q5 / 8BehavioralTechnical leadership2:40/ 3:00

Tell me about a time you led a difficult migration.

Score this answer1 = far below · 5 = exceptional
4 / 5Strong - clear ownership and a rollback planNotes
Scheduled viaGoogle CalendarIndependent-first
Score

Everyone scores Eleanor on the same scorecard, and the scores lock.

Every panelist uses the same rubric, and each score locks before anyone sees anyone else's. Then you compare side by side and see where they agree and where they diverge. AI offers a second opinion, but only after a panelist has locked their own. People make the call.

  • Same scorecard for everyone
  • Scores lock before reveal
  • Where the panel agrees and diverges
Locked
New

2 panelists scored the same scorecard and locked independently. Now compared on one set of evidence.

Priya Patel

Staff Engineer

Lockedavg 3.8

Marcus Williams

Engineering Manager

Lockedavg 3.3

Per-question compare

Question
Priya3.8
Marcus3.3
AI3.5
Avg

System design

Scalability

4
4
4
4.0

Data modeling

Backend fundamentals

3
3
3
3.0

Ownership

±2 gap

Technical leadership

4
2
3
3.0

Communication

Collaboration

4
4
4
4.0
Overall
3.8
3.3
3.5
3.5

Calibration · this round

3 agree1 diverge

Where each panelist leans versus the team mean on this round. Process analytics, not a verdict.

Priya PatelIn line with team
+0.4σ
Marcus WilliamsLeans low
-0.6σ
Decide

Decide on Eleanor in the place the hire started.

The kanban pipeline, the offer, and the approval all live in the same platform. So the call on Eleanor lands on the same scored evidence you would use for every candidate, in one place.

  • Kanban pipeline
  • Offer sent
  • Approval in the same place
20
New

Sourced

6

Ana Costa

Backend Engineer

71/1003d ago

+5 more

Screening

4

David Okafor

Platform Engineer

82/1001d ago

+3 more

Interview

3

Lena Hoffmann

Senior Backend Engineer

4.2/54h ago

Tomás Rivera

Backend Engineer

3.6/56h ago

+1 more

Offer

2

Eleanor Hayes

Senior Backend Engineer

Offer sent
4.4/52h ago

Daniel Cho

Staff Engineer

Approval pending
4.0/55h ago

Rejected

5

Sofia Nkemdirim

Backend Engineer

2.4/52d ago

+4 more

One pipeline. Offers and approvals in the same place.

after a few hires

See where your panel agrees, and where it does not.

Because everyone scores on the same rubric, the scorecards line up. Over a few hires you can see which competencies your interviewers read the same way, and which ones are worth a conversation before the next round. No leaderboard, no prediction. Just where to calibrate.

Panel calibration

Score range, 1 to 5

Competency
  • System design
  • Backend fundamentals
  • Ownership
  • Collaboration

Illustrative. A wider band means a competency worth reconciling, not a verdict on the candidate.

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Run your next interview on the same standard for every candidate.

A complete applicant tracking system, postings, pipeline, scheduling, and offers, with structured interviewing built into the core. I'm early, by design, and I'm building it with a short list of teams who care about getting this right. It's a narrow door on purpose.

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