Everyone worth hiring is already hired.

We tell you who
just became available.

Tekmor is the talent-intelligence desk. It watches the firms you name. Moves, promotions, departures, arrivals — read from public work, filed with the evidence attached. Nothing scored.

Name your market

A book of 50 firms is A$4,000 a month. Prices on this page.

Record · Tue 29 Jul · AEST Specimen — illustrative

N. Vasquez

Staff engineer, distributed storage

Meridian Grid → market

FILED
09:14
departure read at Meridian Grid
READ
09:31
public code, 2019–2026 · consensus, replication
RANK
09:40
3rd of 41 · proximity to money · MODEL, countersigned
STANDS
09:52
Open the evidence
  • Departurestaff engineer, storage · read Tue 07:52
  • Public codesix years · consensus, replication · latest commit Mon
  • CorridorMeridian Grid → Corven Systems · 4 moves in 3 years
  • MODEL“The replication rewrite is the strongest recent signal. Read it first; contact this week.” — countersigned E. Hart

Proof

Proof runs three depths on this desk — the assertion,
the record, the evidence itself. Stop where your
scepticism is satisfied.

01 · The sure sign

Every record shows the work it was read from — open the filing and the evidence is attached. What falls short of the bar is discarded, not hedged: no confidence score exists anywhere on this desk, and that absence is the product. A signal that clears the bar is a tekmor — everything the desk tells you is one.

02 · The named market

The market is what you say it is. You name the firms; the desk watches those, and reads them deeply. Corridors are drawn between watched firms — the paths people actually travel. Depth is not a tier; it is the design.

03 · The moment, told

Availability is a moment, and the placement goes to whoever hears it early enough to act. The desk shortens the distance between the event and the telling — and what it tells, it stands behind. A wrong record is corrected on the record, never silently withdrawn.

The morning file · a book of 50 · Tue 29 Jul Specimen — illustrative
TimeFirmEventRead fromState
  • 09:14Meridian GridDeparture — staff engineer, storagecommit logStands
  • 09:02Corven SystemsArrival — principal SRErole pageRead
  • 08:47Ostara LabsPromotion — compiler leadrelease notesRead
  • 08:31Halden & WrayRole change — head of platformrole pageFiled
  • 08:12Meridian GridDeparture — senior data engineerpublic codeRead
  • 07:56Ostara LabsArrival — staff compiler engineerannouncementFiled
  • MonCorven SystemsDeparture — senior SREcommit logStands
  • MonHalden & WrayPromotion — infrastructure leadrole pageRead

Price

A$48,000 a year is roughly two placements.

A book of fifty firms is A$4,000 a month — A$48,000 a year. A boutique placement fee is tens of thousands, so call the year two placements. If a year of watching fifty firms cannot be traced to two, the desk should not survive the renewal. The desk says so first.

Included
Every seat. Every re-read. The naming and first build of your book.
Metered
Contact lookups only, passed through at cost.
Term
Twelve months, billed monthly.
The set-price sheet · per month
BookAUDUSDGBPEUR
Desk50 firms4,0002,5002,0002,500
Agency150 firms6,0004,0003,0003,500
Market400 firms10,0006,5005,0006,000
Each further firm+50+35+25+30

Set prices per currency, never conversions.

What the desk does not do

Score
No probability, no match percentage, no likelihood rank — anywhere, at any price. A record stands or it is not shown.
Read everyone
Public code exists for about one in six people; the rest is read from moves, roles and history. You should know the shape of the gap before you buy.
Watch people
Firms are watched; work is read; people are neither.
Keep paperwork
Your ATS does that. The desk does the work.
Search the world
A named book, read deeply. Asked “can you search everyone,” the desk answers no.

The door

Name your market.

One question qualifies the buyer, and it is also the onboarding. If you can name your firms — the ones your searches keep returning to, the ones your candidates leave and join — the desk can watch them. Write the names; the desk answers with the watch, the price and the start date, in writing.

Write to the desk desk@tekmor.io