AI
AI that works for you.
Never instead of you.
LandingRoom drafts content, summarizes applications and panels, and keeps track of follow-ups. You review and approve every candidate-facing action.
Drafting
The blank page is no longer your problem.
- Job descriptions tuned to your departments, offices, and tone
- Candidate replies drafted with full context of the job and thread
- Tone variants when you want warm, direct, or playful
Senior Product Designer · Copenhagen
You'll own design end to end on a product people actually look forward to using. Small team, big surface, direct line to users
AI drafted, you decide. Edit anything, regenerate, or write it yourself.
Understanding
It reads everything, so nothing gets missed.
Once everyone submits, the panel summary is drafted for you: where you agree, where you split, what to dig into at the debrief.
Next best action
Your pipeline tells you what to do next.
Anna Schmidt has had her offer for 3 days and opened it three times. She might be weighing another one.
Jonas Berg finished his panel yesterday. Two scorecards are in, one is missing.
Remind Maya · 1 click
For candidates too
Instant, honest answers around the clock.
Full pay for 24 weeks, for every parent. You can split it however works for your family.
From the Your Company handbook, page 12
Answers come from your real content, clearly marked as AI. Anything it can't answer goes straight to the recruiter.
Our AI principles
Powerful, and proud to show its work.
AI in hiring touches people's lives. We hold it to a higher bar.
Disclosed at the moment of choice
Wherever AI touches a candidate, it says so. No hidden generation, no surprises.
A human sends everything
AI drafts, you decide. Nothing reaches a candidate without a person behind it.
Grounded, not inventive
Candidate-facing answers come from your content with sources. If it doesn't know, it asks you.
Ready for the EU AI Act
No autonomous decisions about people. Full audit trail. Built for European rules from day one.
One inbox
Every conversation, one place, always in context.
Sofia Lindqvist
Looking forward to Thursday! Quick question about the office…
Anna Schmidt
Thank you for the offer details, I'd love a call about equity.
Elif Kaya
Tuesday 10:00 works perfectly for me.
Replies drafted in your voice, grounded in the job and the candidate. You read, tweak, send.
Claude and ChatGPT
Run your hiring from Claude or ChatGPT.
Add LandingRoom to Claude or ChatGPT, sign in, and ask for what you need in plain words. The assistant works in LandingRoom as you, and you decide whether it can only look or can also get things done.
Almost everything you do here
Create and update jobs, add candidates, move them through the pipeline, write notes, schedule interviews, submit scorecards and plenty more. A few things stay in LandingRoom: uploading files, entering payment details, and deleting your account or the workspace.
You say yes before a candidate hears anything
Before an email, message, rejection or offer goes out, you see exactly what will be sent and to whom. Nothing leaves until you approve it.
Your permissions, nothing more
The assistant signs in as you, so it can only see and do what you can. Everything it does is logged as done through the assistant.
Admins stay in control
An admin decides whether AI assistants are allowed at all, and can see and disconnect every connection. Text from candidates is treated as information, never as instructions.
Anna, Jonas and Elif have the strongest scorecards. I'll move them to Interview and send these three invitations. Nothing goes out until you confirm.
Interview for Backend Engineer
To: Anna, Jonas and Elif
You could also ask
- Sum up this week's hiring and tell me what needs my attention.
- Book a second interview with Jonas next Tuesday with Maria and me.
Hire like you have a team twice the size.
Let the AI handle the writing and the watching. You bring the judgment.
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