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Revcenter turns a plain-language description of a role into a validated candidate search: a recruiter or deal-team member describes who they’re looking for, the system extracts structured search criteria, and (as the orchestration layer comes online) sources and scores candidates against those criteria. The product is built around three ideas:

Calibrate first

Before any paid API call runs, the system extracts structured criteria from your description and shows you exactly what it understood — location, job title, years of experience, industry, skills — so you can correct it before spending anything.

Numbers come from SQL, not the model

The LLM never produces a score. It extracts data and writes short rationale prose. Every ranking, every difficulty score, every dollar figure is computed in Postgres, versioned, and auditable.

Keys live in the database

API keys for Harvest, Serper, Anthropic, and Prospeo can be rotated from the Credentials page and take effect immediately — no redeploy, no Vercel environment variable to update.

Where things stand

Revcenter is being built in phases. Today, the following are real and working:
  • Sign up, log in, organizations — email/password auth with verification, password reset, and multi-user organizations with invitations.
  • Calibrate screen (/intake) — describe a role in your own words or paste a job description; the system extracts structured criteria and shows you which parts it’s confident about.
  • Credentials (/admin/credentials) — add, rotate, and deactivate API keys for the providers the system depends on, encrypted at rest.
Scans, firm profiles, and outreach sequencing are still landing — see Using the App for what’s live today versus what’s still marked “coming soon” in the product itself.

Where to go next

Quickstart

Get the app running locally against a real Postgres database.

Using the App

Walk through the calibrate flow, admin pages, and what each does.

Authentication

How sign-up, verification, organizations, and invitations work.

API Reference

The actual HTTP endpoints the app exposes.