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Discover verified company decision-makers and craft personalized referral pitches directly from job postings. RightKnock is your intelligent referral and career outreach companion. Instead of sending cold applications into blind ATS queues, RightKnock helps you identify verified hiring decision-makers, discover authentic internal contacts, and draft personalized referral requests tailored directly to each job opportunity. KEY FEATURES ✨ 1-Click Referral Companion When viewing job postings on major career sites and hiring portals, RightKnock places a discreet "Knock for Referral" action beside the standard application button. One click extracts key role requirements, target seniority, and team context without interrupting your browsing experience. 🎯 Verified Decision-Maker Discovery Identify relevant hiring managers, engineering leads, department directors, and peer referrers at the target company. RightKnock uses multi-layer verification to ensure outreach reaches genuine professionals. 📝 Tailored Pitch Drafting Generate role-calibrated referral pitches and introductory messages aligned with your career track, background, and the specific job requirements. 📬 Multi-Channel Synchronization Review and approve drafted outreach before dispatch. Connect seamlessly with your Gmail account to manage outreach threads and follow-ups with zero spam. 🔒 Privacy & Security First • Zero credential sharing: Authentication uses secure OAuth 2.0. • Local-first execution: Page context is processed securely and private information is never sold or repurposed. • Compliant with Chrome Web Store developer best practices. HOW IT WORKS 1. Browse job opportunities on supported company career sites or hiring boards. 2. Click "Knock for Referral" next to the apply button. 3. Select your career track and review matched decision-makers. 4. Approve the personalized referral pitch to send directly via your connected inbox. For support or feedback, visit https://rightknock.in
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