Two of her projects touch on the subject, without the word ever being written.
Proxima Agent
One sentence. A short list.
You describe the role in your own words; the agent searches, sorts and explains.
The conversation
You describe, it builds
The agent turns your brief into a search, asks for what’s missing, then corrects itself when you push back.
A search taking shape
…and which area are you searching in?
The whole region, cast wide.
Do they need to have managed people already?
No, but they should have seen it done.
One sentence is enough to correct the targeting: the list rebuilds in front of you, without starting over.
Double screening
Two passes over the pool, not one.
On that pool, the search runs twice. The first pass discards what doesn’t match the brief. The second reads the remaining profiles one by one and scores them: the track record, the company context, the career moment. The second pass is the one that takes time, and it’s what sets this apart from a keyword search.
893queried
Marc L.Consulting agency, Nantes
Sarah N.Payments scale-up, Berlin91%Two of her projects touch on the subject, without the word ever being written.
Théo A.Industrial group, Lille
Karim B.Software vendor, Lisbon87%Seven years in the same place, on a product that tripled in size.
Inès R.Regional franchise, Tours
Paul V.Accounting firm, Rouen
These rows are a sample of the pool, not a scale: seven out of eight hundred and ninety-three is less than one percent, and that can’t be drawn. The counters carry the proportions.
The score, explained
A sentence you can show your client.
Every profile comes with the reason it’s on the list. You judge on evidence, never on a score you have to take on faith.
91%Sarah N.Payments scale-up, BerlinWrites “backend” without ever naming the language you’re after: it shows up in two of her projects, including a payment gateway. Those two pieces are what moved her up.
That’s the sentence you show your client.
A percentage on its own can’t be defended.
The list
You no longer sort, you decide
Every profile arrives with its score and the reason behind it. All that’s left is to approve, set aside or decline.
A verdict, and what it does to the list
Proposed profiles
Seven years in the same place, on a product that tripled in size.
Has already done what’s being asked, in a team this size.
All 3 profiles are handled.
Where it leads
Your shortlistthe one you keep, and take with you7+1
To revisitset aside, come back to it whenever you like3+1
Discardedthey leave the list, and don’t come back84+1
What you approve makes your shortlist. It stays in your workspace: you start from your last list, not from scratch.
What we don’t do
The first contact stays yours.
It’s what you read first when you’re wary. Every line is a choice, not a limit.
What it does
- It searches from a single sentence.
- It reads every profile it keeps.
- It writes the reason behind every score.
- It delivers verified contact details.
What it doesn’t do
- We don’t write a single message for you.
- We don’t ask you for any syntax.
- We never show a score without its reason.
- We don’t charge for searching.
What comes with it
What isn’t a search capability, and still matters when it’s time to choose.
94%of emails valid on delivery
Measured on addresses delivered in July 2026. Nothing is charged if nothing is found.
×10on the whole search, reading included
Speed measured on our test searches.
What one contact detail costs
1 email=1 credit
1 number=10 credits
Searching costs nothing: you only pay for contact details.
Try it on your next search.
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