Harly
Open-source, self-hosted ATS for hiring teams
Harly launched on August 6, 2026 with 2 votes, #5,788 of 23,274 launches that month.
What it does
Harly is a free, open source ATS you can self-host in minutes. No seat limits, no feature paywall, the full product from day one. It includes a visual hiring pipeline, public job boards with SEO built in, a candidate portal, SSO and GDPR tooling, and a REST API, all included for free. MIT licensed, own your data, deploy with one CLI command.
Harly is a free, open source, self-hosted applicant tracking system for startups, agencies, and technical teams. MIT licensed, GDPR-ready, API-first — with public job boards, a visual hiring pipeline, and no per-seat pricing.
A hiring pipeline, a public job board, and an API that doesn't fight you. Self-host it in minutes or run it on your own terms. No sales calls, no seat licenses. Job to hire without switching tabs: pipeline, AI copilot, career site, e-signing, automations, and an API for everything else. One link, no password. Candidates check status, review and sign documents, and manage their own data without emailing you for it. Ask it to review a candidate, draft a rejection, or move someone to interview — it does it, and logs a receipt. Bring your own provider: OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, xAI, or self-hosted. Branded job pages with schema.org markup that actually rank — built to get indexed, not just…from harly.dev
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