politehr.me
Reject with respect. Decline with style.
What it does
Write kind, clear rejection messages in seconds. Candidate data is redacted before the AI ever sees it. Five languages, no ghosting.
Be as polite to your applicants as you would be to yourself. Paste the CV and the job posting, pick a tone, and get a decline message you can send without wincing. Then tell it to be warmer, shorter, or blunter until it sounds like you. Personal data is redacted on our servers before anything reaches the AI — names, emails, phone numbers and addresses become placeholders, and the raw file is never stored. How the redaction works . Everything the site needs to work is already on — your session, your language, your theme. This is only about the optional part: anonymous product analytics that would show us what is worthfrom politehr.me
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