Motium is an AI interviewer for hiring. Candidates sit down face to face with Wren, a talking video interviewer, and have a real conversation about the role instead of filling out a form. Wren is paid by the employer but works for the candidate: the job is to find what each person is unusually good at and make sure the hiring manager sees it. Every role interviews for the same fixed skills, so candidates can be compared fairly, but the questions are written fresh for each person.

After the call, the hiring manager gets a clear recommendation with the reasons behind it, plus a video recording of the interview. Every question, answer and verdict is signed and hash-chained, so the record can be checked later and can’t be quietly changed. Fairness rules live in the code, not in a policy doc: nothing is scored before consent, and an interview can’t be cut short early without a review.

I built the server that runs Wren’s side of every turn, the live video face running on GPUs, the employer dashboard, Studio 11 (a short spotlight show for recognizing employees), and Pete, a built-in help assistant. It runs on Claude through the Claude API and Amazon Bedrock, with ElevenLabs for voice.