How it works
Four steps, about five minutes of your time, and one honest conversation with yourself in step three.
- STEP 1
You upload your resume
A text-based PDF or DOCX under 2 MB, or you paste plain text or LaTeX. The file is read inside your browser, only the extracted text reaches our servers, so we never hold your original document.
Scanned images and photographs are rejected. There is no text in a picture of a resume, and guessing at it would produce nonsense.
- STEP 2
We split it into items
An AI pass pulls out every project, internship, job and research item, plus one bundle for your skills and tools. You see the list, exactly as we read it.
If the parser mis-splits something, you can fix the text before continuing.
- STEP 3
You explain your work
For each item you write a few lines in plain language: what the problem was, what you personally did, what you chose and why, what broke. No polish needed.
You can skip this. Answers get noticeably weaker, because we can then only write from the two lines on your resume.
- STEP 4
We write the bank
Item by item, we generate questions in the interviewer’s own tone, a 5-7 word reason each one is coming, an answer in simple spoken English built from your explanation, and one to three likely follow-ups.
Free preview: 10 questions on the site. Full plan: up to 100 questions plus a watermarked PDF.
About being honest in step three
Tell us what you genuinely built and what you added to the resume to fill space. We are not going to judge it, almost every resume has a line like that. But an answer written on top of a claim you cannot defend collapses at the first follow-up, and the interviewer will ask a follow-up. Knowing the truth lets us write you an answer that is strong and survivable instead of impressive and fragile.