Launch a career page in minutes. Not weeks.

Minutes for a first version. Enter your website address, Pickr takes your logo, colors and font from it and drafts every section of the page. Review the text, change what you want, add a photo or a video, and publish. You can have a page you are happy to share the same afternoon. There is nothing to install and no developer involved.

Yes. Pickr gives you a snippet you paste into any website, whatever it is built with. Your open positions appear in your accent color, in light or dark mode, with optional filters by location or department. When you publish or close a job in Pickr, the list on your site updates by itself. Candidates apply through the same form as on the career page.

Yes. When someone applies, they become a candidate on that job in Pickr straight away. The CV is read, the profile is filled in, and the candidate gets a match score against the role. Recruiters see new applicants in the pipeline without checking an inbox, and a repeat application from the same person is recognized instead of creating a duplicate.

The application form shows your own consent text and will not submit without it, so every applicant has given consent you can point to. Candidate data is hosted in Frankfurt, Germany, a data processing agreement (AVV) is included, and personal data is never used to train AI models. Names and emails are redacted from AI prompts by default.

Yes. The page, the job listings and the application form are built for phones first, because many candidates read job ads on their phones. A candidate can open a job from LinkedIn or WhatsApp, upload a CV from their phone and apply in a couple of minutes. The embedded job list adapts to the width of whatever site it sits in.

Yes. An agency gets a career page for its own brand and separate pages for individual clients, each showing only that client's jobs. The job list snippet can be scoped to a client too, so a client can show their open positions on their own website while applications flow into the pipeline the agency runs.