Jewel AI

Intelligence that knows what a karigar does

A hiring platform for the jewellery trade needs to understand setting from polishing, jadai from ghisai, and a sentence typed half in Hindi. Jewel AI is that understanding — and it is honest about which parts are a calculation and which parts are a draft.

  • 13

    features, live

    Each one attached to a real screen

  • 8

    work without a model

    Worked out from your data — same answer every time

  • 31

    trade concepts

    Karigar, jadai, ghisai, reti — with their aliases

  • 11

    languages

    Type the way you speak

Worked out

Every number comes from your data

Match percentages, profile strength, post quality, market figures — all computed from rows in the database. The same inputs give the same answer today and next month, and they keep working when nothing else does. A score that drifted would be worse than no score at all.

  • Job match score
  • Search that reads sentences
  • The trade's own vocabulary
  • Profile strength

Drafted

Writing is a starting point, never a decision

A job post, a note with an application, questions for an interview. These are written for you to edit, and nothing is saved or sent until you say so. A drafted note may claim nothing your profile does not already say — because a sentence sent under your name has to be true.

  • A job post from one sentence
  • Fill your profile from your resume
  • Your application note
  • Interview questions

All 13, and where you meet them

Nothing on this list is a plan. Each one is attached to a screen you can open today.

  • Worked out

    Job match score

    How well one person and one job actually fit, as a percentage.

    Skills, city, years, shift, work mode and pay — weighted, and renormalised over only the signals that exist, so a job that says nothing about pay is not punished for it.

    For everyoneOn every job card and job page
  • Worked out

    Search that reads sentences

    "Surat me stone setting ka kaam 3+ saal day shift" becomes a filtered search.

    People type the way they speak. The city, the skill, the years and the shift are read out of the sentence — and anything set by hand in the filter bar always wins.

    For everyoneThe search box on Jobs
  • Worked out

    The trade's own vocabulary

    Karigar, sonar and goldsmith are one thing. So are jadai and stone setting.

    32 jewellery concepts with their Hinglish, Hindi and Gujarati aliases, so a search and a profile written in different words still find each other.

    For everyoneEverywhere — search, profiles, job posts
  • Worked out

    Profile strength

    What is missing from your profile, and which gap costs you the most.

    A weighted checklist, not a vanity number: it names the one thing to fix next.

    For job seekersYour profile
  • Worked out

    Job post quality check

    Before you publish: what a candidate will not be able to tell from this post.

    Posts missing pay, shift or location get fewer and worse applications. This says so while you can still fix it.

    For employersPost a job
  • Worked out

    Skills from a sentence

    "Main 8 saal se pave aur prong setting karta hoon" becomes two skill tags.

    Reading a sentence beats scrolling eight categories of chips — and this one works with no model at all, from the vocabulary alone.

    For everyoneYour profile, and the seeker sign-up
  • Worked out

    Where this work leads

    The roles people move into from the one you do now.

    A karigar rarely knows the ladder exists. This shows the next rung and what it needs.

    For job seekersYour profile
  • Worked out

    Live market picture

    Which cities are hiring, which roles, what they pay.

    Counted from the jobs on the platform today. When there is nothing to report, it says nothing rather than inventing a trend.

    For everyoneThe home page
  • Drafted

    A job post from one sentence

    "Mujhe Surat mein diamond setter chahiye, 5 saal ka" fills in the whole form.

    The form is long and the post is what decides who applies. This gets you to a draft you edit, not a post you publish blind.

    For employersPost a job
  • Drafted

    Fill your profile from your resume

    Paste your resume; the fields fill in for you to check.

    Twenty years at the bench is not twenty years of typing forms. Nothing is saved until you press save.

    For job seekersSeeker sign-up
  • Drafted

    Your application note

    A first draft of the note that goes with an application.

    Written from what your profile already says, and it may claim nothing your profile does not — so it is never a lie sent under your name.

    For job seekersWhen you apply
  • Drafted

    Interview questions

    Questions for this candidate and this job — not a generic list.

    It looks for what the job asks and the profile does not mention. That silence is what an interview is for.

    For employersAn application, once shortlisted
  • Drafted

    Ask about your hiring

    "Which of my jobs is getting no applications?" answered from your own rows.

    The dashboard already knows — if you know which screen to open. This reads your numbers aloud, and says so when they cannot answer.

    For employersYour dashboard

What Jewel AI does not do

  • It does not decide. No application is accepted or rejected by a machine. A score is information for a person, never a gate.
  • It does not invent. If a salary, a city or an experience level was not given, nothing is written about it. No fabricated figures.
  • It does not publish. Everything drafted goes into a form you edit. Nothing is saved or sent in your name without you.

Free for job seekers. Always.

Make a profile and every one of these works for you from the first day — no plan, no trial, no card.