AI job descriptions
Generate a polished JD from title, type, and skills in seconds.
Create job postings, publish them on your public careers page, and manage everyone who applies — from first application all the way to offer and hire. AI can help you write the job description in seconds.
Jobs & Recruitment is recruitment software for startups hiring without a recruiter. Write a posting, or let AI draft the description from the title, job type and skills, then publish it to your public careers page. Applicants apply without an account and land on a six-stage board, from Applied to Hired or Rejected, where you schedule interviews, collect feedback, send offers and convert hires into employee records.
The first two or three hires usually come from people you already know. After that you need a public link that lists open roles, takes applications and doesn't route every resume through your personal inbox. Each organization gets a careers page at an address like nautis.app/careers/your-organization-slug. Copy Link puts it on your clipboard for LinkedIn or your website, and Careers Page shows you what candidates see.
A posting has four main parts. Basic Information holds the title, the description (with a Generate button), the number of positions, the experience level and a minimum and maximum number of years. Job Details sets the job type, the workplace type (On-site, Remote or Hybrid), the industry and an optional application deadline that closes the job automatically. Required Skills saves any custom skill you type for next time, and Compensation takes a yearly salary range and currency, with a Hide salary package toggle.
Our view: publish the range unless you have a concrete reason not to. It saves both sides a screening call that ends on money, and a hidden range is still something candidates will ask about. You'll find more on structuring the offer itself in writing offer letters, and on sequencing early roles in hiring your first 10 employees.
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Capabilities
Everything ships out of the box. No setup, no plugins, no extra tools.
Generate a polished JD from title, type, and skills in seconds.
Published jobs appear on your public careers page automatically.
Track applicants across Applied, Screening, Interview, Offer, Hired, and Rejected.
Schedule interview rounds on the job and collect panel feedback on each card.
Applicants apply via your careers page without a Nautis account.
Use cases
Click Create New, enter the title, pick Full time and Remote, and add the skills. Press Generate for a draft description, then rewrite the parts that sound like everyone else's posting: what they'll build in the first three months and who they'll work with. Set a deadline if you want the role to close on its own. After two weeks, the job's analytics show views, applications and conversion by stage. Plenty of views with few applications usually points at the posting itself.
Each job gets its own board with Applied, Screening, Interview, Offer, Hired and Rejected columns, and every new application sends your team a notification. On the job's Interviews tab, Schedule Interview sets the date, time, panel and round, and panellists record Feedback on the candidate's card afterwards, so a busy co-founder can review notes without sitting in every call.
Click the archive icon and choose a reason such as filled or paused. The role leaves your careers page and moves to the Unpublished tab, and Restore brings it back. Archiving doesn't notify anyone, and applicants stay in the pipeline, so use Reject on individual candidates to close them out kindly. Dragging someone out of Offer or Hired asks you to confirm first.
Quick start
Title, description (or generate with AI), positions, experience.
Live on your public careers page instantly.
Move through stages with notes, files, and interviews.
Track from offer to accept and hand off to Employee Management.
The Generate button next to the job description drafts one from the title, job type and skills you've entered. It uses your organization's AI credits; if credits run out, the field still works as an ordinary text editor.
Treat the draft as a starting point. It knows what you typed into the form, not what makes the role worth taking, so add the specifics yourself before you click Publish.
A dedicated applicant tracking system is the better pick once you hire every month, run structured scorecards or need custom screening questions. Before that, the deciding factor is usually whether you want hiring to feed straight into your employee records.
| Step | Email and a spreadsheet | Nautis Jobs & Recruitment | Dedicated applicant tracking system |
|---|---|---|---|
| Careers page | Build your own | Public page listing every published role | Usually included |
| Application form | Applicants email you | Name, email, phone, resume and cover letter | Usually configurable |
| Pipeline | Columns you maintain | Six stages per job, drag and drop | Usually configurable stages |
| Interviews and feedback | Calendar invites and chat threads | Scheduled on the job, feedback on the card | Usually, often with scorecards |
| Distribution | Paste the link yourself | Share the careers link yourself | Depends on the product |
| Handing the hire to HR records | Retype everything | Convert to employee, details filled in | Usually through an integration |
Once you're hiring for more than one role at a time, or applications are arriving from strangers rather than referrals. Before that, a shared inbox works. The useful test is whether anyone has lost track of a candidate yet.
Yes. Under Compensation, turn on Hide salary package and candidates won't see the range on your careers page. You still enter the minimum, maximum and currency for your own records.
The job closes automatically on that date. It's useful for time-bound hiring pushes, such as interns for a summer, where you want applications to stop without remembering to unpublish.
Drag them to Hired. Nautis offers Convert to employee; confirm the basic details and they're added to HR Management with their information filled in, ready for compensation and bank details.
Open Jobs Analytics from the header, or the analytics icon on a job row. It shows views, application counts, conversion rates by stage and trends over time, which makes a listing nobody applies to easy to spot.
It's at nautis.app/careers/your-organization-slug. Click Copy Link on the jobs dashboard to grab the exact URL. You can also link directly to a job's apply page.
The default application form asks for name, email, phone, resume, and a cover letter. There aren't custom screening questions yet.
Either you don't have permission on this organization, or your email isn't verified. Verify your email under Account Settings → Profile, then refresh.
Yes — drag them in either direction. If you drag them out of Offer or Hired, Nautis confirms before changing the stage.
No — archiving just hides the role from your careers page. Candidates who already applied stay in the pipeline. Use Reject on individual candidates if you want to close them out.
Job postings live inside one organization. If you run more than one company on Nautis, switch the Organization picker at the top before clicking Create New.
Yes. The application form asks for name, email, phone, a resume, and a cover letter.
It drafts from the job title, type, and skills you enter. Edit the draft to add your own voice and specifics.
Full business context from the first conversation. Daily operations, fundraising, revenue and finance, run with you. You approve every move. It handles the rest.
Nothing leaves your workspace without your yes.
Amelia Hart
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Daniel Okafor
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Priya Nair
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Marcus Lindqvist
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