truthfeed.ai · Workflow & Planning
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Automatically checks job application pages for ATS systems and AI screening bias risks TruthFeed reveals what's actually screening your job application — automatically, the moment you open a careers page. Most job applications today pass through an applicant-tracking system, and a growing number use AI to screen, rank, or score candidates before a human ever sees your resume. TruthFeed checks the page you're on against a continuously updated database of known recruitment and HR technology vendors, and tells you: • Whether an AI screening system is present, AI-capable, or not detected at all • The name of the underlying applicant-tracking or AI vendor • Any documented lawsuits, regulator findings, or independent fairness audits tied to that system • Practical tips for that specific situation (e.g. keyword-matching advice when AI ranking is active) No button to click — it runs automatically on job and careers pages and shows a result in seconds. Sign in with Google to save jobs you're interested in to a personal list, viewable on truthfeed.ai, where you can track which ones you've applied to. Detection runs against a known-vendor signature database (307+ ATS and HR systems tracked and growing) — not guesswork. If a system isn't recognized, TruthFeed says so rather than inventing a verdict. Privacy: detection signals are processed solely to identify the vendor. Your data is never sold or used for advertising. See the Privacy Policy at truthfeed.ai/privacy for full details. Never apply blind again.
Jun 26, 2026
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