HeyMilo Raises $6 Million and Expands AI Recruiting Agents

Jun 16, 2026
HeyMilo has raised $6 million led by Category Ventures and introduced three new AI recruiting agents aimed at improving candidate screening and interview efficiency.

HeyMilo has raised a total of $6 million led by Category Ventures, with participation from Canaan Partners, Alumni Ventures, and ERA, announced in a press release. The company provides an AI recruiting platform used by staffing agencies, RPOs, and employers such as Randstad, WilsonHCG, and Neo Financial, and has screened over one million candidates across various hiring sectors.

The company has launched three new AI agents. AI Scenario Assessment evaluates how candidates plan and judge AI output during live scenarios. Candidate Recommendations resurfaces previously screened applicants from the applicant tracking system and returns ranked shortlists. Notetaker captures structured notes from recruiter-led interviews to create consistent and reviewable candidate data.

HeyMilo’s system integrates with existing applicant tracking tools and delivers rubric-scored results and transcripts. Founded in 2023 by Sabashan Ragavan and Ramie Raufdeen, the company focuses on high-volume hiring processes that combine voice, video, phone, SMS, and resume screening.

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