CheckedWell CheckedWell

A reference you'd actually act on.

Structured questions, real answers, and a referee who replies — across every profession you hire for.

No signup. No demo booking. The sample below is a live render.

The reference isn't slow. The referee is busy.

Every product in this category promises to save you time, and then sends the same unanswered email you were sending yourself. The bottleneck was never your admin — it is a ward manager between handovers being asked to write three paragraphs about someone who left eight months ago.

So we built for them, not for you.

Questions they can answer on a phone in five minutes. Answers saved as they go, so a shift interrupting them costs nothing. A polite nudge on day two and day five, and one honest way out if they were the wrong person to ask.

What happens

Four steps. You are only involved in the first and the last.

  1. Not sent

    Raise it

    Pick the candidate, pick the question set for the role. Add the referees, or let the candidate nominate their own.

  2. Awaiting

    They get a link

    One page, their name on it, your logo at the top. Consent before a single answer is stored.

  3. Chasing

    We chase, you don't

    A reminder on day two and day five. A nudge to you on day seven. The link dies on day fourteen.

  4. Complete

    A report you can send

    Structured, comparable, and split — the answers marked internal never reach your client.

Those six colours are the only colour in the product. Nothing else on a screen is coloured, so the thing that needs you is the thing you see.

Every competitor will show you a report after you book a call.

Ours is on the internet. Same renderer, same template, real answers from a real submitted reference. Read it, decide whether it would be useful to you, and then talk to us or don't.

Open the sample report

For recruitment agencies

Many clients, one system. The report goes out under your client's brand, and the candid answers stay with you.

How it works for agencies →

Were you asked for a reference?

What this is, what happens to what you write, how long it takes, and how to say you're not the right person.

The referee's page →