Alex watches your target companies, the key decision makers inside them and finds you brand new businesses to engage with. She suggests natural ways to connect, and keeps you up-to-date with key hiring signals 24/7.
A company raises money, hires a new sales director, or quietly posts five roles in your market. The hiring manager from two years ago moves companies and posts about a new launch. The recruiter misses all of it, because they're delivering.
Nobody can watch every target client and every hiring manager every day, which is where Alex comes in - she finds the reasons, the human wins the relationship.
Live job posts in your market, new and senior hires, headcount growth and fundraising. Alex flags who is actively hiring and who is hiring selectively.
Alex follows the hiring managers you care about and reads their posts. When one gives you a natural opening, she suggests how to engage: a like, a comment or a message.
Approve each action yourself, or let Alex queue it. Everything goes out from your own LinkedIn, in your own words, at a sensible pace.
Alex pulls job posts, news and who's growing from 50+ different sources, public and proprietary to RecLabs.ai. She tells you if people are actively hiring right now, or would hire if the right person came along.

Tell Alex your market or niche, and she'll work 24/7 looking for signals of companies growing, investing and looking to hire.

Alex learns who your decision makers are, and finds their name, title, email address and number - she can even connect with them online, and reach out if you want her to.

Alex watches the public activity of your key decision makers, looking for more unique and natural ways to open a conversation and begin engaging. Delivered as a suggestion, with an option to reach out directly if wanted.

A new CEO, sales leader or head of talent usually brings change, and often a new set of suppliers.
Someone senior leaves. The role behind them needs filling, often quickly.
Only the roles that match what you recruit for, in the market you cover.
New money nearly always means new headcount in the following months.
A sudden jump in headcount shows a team being built right now.
New offices, new products or a restructure, each a reason for a conversation.
A 30-minute call. Send us ten companies you'd love to win and we'll show you what Alex finds.
Book a demo →Lars tracks every move in your candidate market. The moment the candidate joins a new company, that gets sent to Alex to map out and track.
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Alex · clientsAlex finds the decision makers at each new employer and starts watching for hiring signals. If a contact moves to a new company, Alex lets you know and you can map out the new business or send to Lars, to start tracking the candidates.
You give her the list. Paste a company's LinkedIn link on the dashboard, or tell her in Teams or Slack. You can sort companies into your own categories, such as end users and partners.
Only if you want her to. By default you approve each like, comment or message first - and she learns over time to reduce the need for manual approval.
Lars is the sister product to Alex. He works in a similar way but focuses on monitoring candidates and movability signals. Like a 360 recruiter, the two complement each other but can be used independently.
No. Alex can watch any company or person in your market. Messages to people you're not connected with come back to you to send yourself.
No. Treat Alex like a remote researcher you chat to on Teams/Slack. She keeps a dashboard up to date, but most of the time she'll message you what she finds.
No, Alex works just like a remote employee you chat to on your messaging platform - no additional subscription needed.
Alex doesn't allow people to engage with the same decision maker, and businesses can decide if they want consultants monitoring/tracking the same company or individuals all together.