Dhaga for Recruiters
Candidates are relationships long before they are applications.
Keep the permissioned context an ATS was never built to hold — motivation, timing, and the last conversation that actually mattered.
Free to start, with no cloud AI required. Pro is about ₹17 a day — ₹499 a month.
See pricingWhat breaks today
- The best candidate is never free when you call.
- Conversation context dies between tools and hiring cycles.
- Generic outreach burns the trust you already earned.
What Dhaga changes
- Recall motivation, constraints and the last real conversation.
- Search by skill, company or warm connection.
- Reach out when timing and opportunity finally align.
How it works for you
Import & sync
Bring people in from vCard, CSV, Google or Outlook contacts.
WhatsApp & Telegram capture
Forward a candidate’s reply; it files against their profile.
Ask Dhaga
Search motivations and constraints, not just job titles.
Keep-in-touch cadence
Set a rhythm per candidate and see when it lapses.
Receipts on every fact
Every claim links to the conversation it came from.
MCP server
Shortlist inside Claude or Cursor, against your own graph. Pro and above.
What it looks like
Screens from a seeded demo network, not mockups — the same surfaces you get on the free plan.
The morning view
Who is due a reach-out today, at the cadence you set, and one tap to log that you did.
One person, one hop out
A single contact at the centre of the graph, with every edge labelled with the relationship it stands for.
The person, before the meeting
Title and company, the events you met at, your own tags, who they are connected to, and when you are next due to reach out.
Every room you have been in
One row per event, with the tags you filed it under and how many people you met there.
Things you would ask it
“Who told me they would move in six months, six months ago?”
“Which engineers do I know who have scaled a team past fifty?”
“Who can give me a warm intro to this hiring manager?”
Ask Dhaga answers from your own notes and graph, and says so when the answer is not there.
Dhaga is a personal relationship memory, not a way to copy a company database. Keep only what you are permitted to keep, and leave confidential employer or customer records in the systems that own them.
Get started
Own the relationship context that moves with you.
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