How Stella works

Stella AI, your recruiting companion

See what others miss.

Stella isn't built on keywords. She's built on recruiting judgment. Years of reading resumes. Running screens. Working with hiring managers. Learning what actually gets candidates hired, and what quietly takes them out of the running.

A recruiter has limited time. Stella doesn't. She reads every resume with the same focus. Every job description with the same consistency. Every application with the same objective.

Keywords don't move her verdict. Hesitation does. Stella finds overlooked strengths, inflated claims, missing proof, and the experience that actually matters to the hiring team.

The seven stages

Here's what she does, from first draft to signed offer.

  1. Profile Builder

    Stella learns who you are: your background and experience, your target role, and your constraints.

  2. Resume Reader

    Stella reads your resume by itself: what lands first, what is proven, and what might cost you callbacks.

  3. Resume + Job Description Reader

    Stella reads your resume against the job: fit, concerns, hidden priorities, positioning, and interview risks.

  4. Cover Letter

    Stella builds your case for the role, in your voice.

  5. Interview Prep

    Stella gives you her read on who you're meeting with, what they'll likely ask you, what to ask them, and how to open and close.

  6. Interview Recap

    Stella reads how it went: the overall read, what they asked you, what went well, and where you could sharpen. She also drafts a thank-you note to send right away.

  7. Offer Fit

    Stella lines the offer up against what you said mattered: compensation, timing, flexibility, risk, and dealbreakers.

For Zach

Scott, founder of Robin AI

Stella wears a small pawn on her harness.

It's there for my friend Zach.

He passed away on April 17, 2026.

The pawn is often underestimated. It moves first. It bears the weight of the opening so the rest of the board can advance.

That was Zach.

Quiet strength.

Steady courage.

Always thinking three moves ahead.

He almost always beat me at chess.

He always had the inside read.