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Free interview preparation from the real posting

Predicted questions, model answers and mock rounds built from the job you applied to.

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The overview

A little less work. A better starting point.

Interview preparation grounded in the posting and the résumé you actually sent, rather than a generic question list. It predicts what will be asked, drafts answers in your own words, runs mock rounds, and keeps the notes attached to the application.

01 / Capabilities

What it does

  • Questions from this posting

    Predicted questions are derived from the requirements in the job description and the gaps between it and your résumé, which is where interviewers go first.

  • Answers in your words

    Model answers are built from your own experience entries, so preparation is a rehearsal rather than a script to memorise.

  • Mock rounds

    Run a round, answer out loud or in text, and get the follow-up questions a real interviewer would ask next.

  • A company brief

    What the company does, recent context and what the role appears to sit next to, so the questions you ask back are not generic.

  • Notes that stay attached

    Everything lands on the application card in the tracker, so the second round starts from what happened in the first.

02 / The workflow

How to use it

  1. Open the application in the tracker and start interview prep from the card.
  2. Generate predicted questions from the posting and your résumé.
  3. Draft answers from your own experience, then cut them to length.
  4. Run a mock round and answer without reading the draft.
  5. Save the notes to the card before the interview, and add what actually happened after it.

03 / Good to know

Questions, answered.

Does interview prep need a paid model?

It needs a model: your own key, a local Ollama model or a Pro plan. The notes, question bank and tracker integration are free either way.

Is it only for technical roles?

No. Questions come from the posting, so it works for any role whose description says what the job involves.

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