Documentation centre

One account covers everything we make. Sign up, confirm your email, and HireNextAI is there waiting. Products still in build show up in your dashboard the day they open, so you do not have to go looking.

• Sign up with an email and a password — that is the whole form
• Click the confirmation link; it is what unlocks posting in the forum
• Open any product from your dashboard
• Follow a product and its release notes come to you

This one is live, so these guides describe what you can do today rather than what we hope to ship.

• Describe the role the way you would to a colleague, not a keyword list
• Upload applicants, or forward the emails straight in
• Read the shortlist — and the reasoning beside each name
• Move people through your pipeline and leave notes as you go

Cuttor is still being built. We publish each guide once the feature behind it stops changing.

• System requirements go up before the beta opens
• Every scan lists what it will delete, with sizes, before you confirm
• Startup control and scheduled maintenance ship with the public beta
• Build notes are posted in the news section as we go

These guides go up alongside the service. We are writing them now, against the flows we are building, so they describe something real.

• One search across the extensions people actually ask for
• You see the renewal price before you pay the first year
• Transfers say where they are stuck, instead of just "pending"
• Every aftermarket listing is read by a person before it goes up

Player guides arrive with the first title. They will be short, because the games are.

• Open a link and play — nothing to install
• You never need an account just to play
• Sign in only if you want your progress kept
• Each title gets one page, not a manual

Small tools, each with its own guide. We document what they get wrong as carefully as what they get right — you should know where the edges are before you rely on one.

• One tool does one job
• You see what a run will cost before you start it
• Known failure cases are written down, not discovered by you
• Feedback goes to the same forum as everything else

There is no public API yet. What follows is the shape we are building toward, published early so you can tell us now if it is going to be awkward to use.

• Keys are created and revoked in your dashboard
• Requests carry a bearer token
• Rate limits come back in the response headers, so you can plan around them
• If we have to break something, you will read it in the news section first

# Planned request shape
curl https://api.prismelo.tech/v1/roles \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY"

The boring, important part. Here is exactly what happens to your credentials.

• Passwords are hashed. We cannot read yours, and neither can anyone who gets the database
• Sessions expire on their own, and you can kill any of them from the dashboard
• Two-factor authentication is on the roadmap — it should have been here already
• Found something? Use the contact form. We would much rather hear it from you

We collect what we need to run your account, and not much else.

• Your account details are used to run your account. That is the whole purpose
• Usage is counted in aggregate — we look at patterns, not at you
• No advertising trackers on this site. There is nothing here to sell you
• Ask us to delete your data from the dashboard and we will

The short version, in words a person would actually use.

• Use the products lawfully and do not use them to harm anyone
• Anything marked upcoming can still change. That is what upcoming means
• When paid plans arrive, the price and the terms will be on the page before you commit
• Something unclear? Ask, and we will fix the wording

Common questions