Question bank Search 1,000 companiesDesign a rate limiterMust prepareCoroutine cancellationLikelyA time you disagreedLikely
Story bank ConflictFailureLeadershipSFull re-download on launchADelta sync, one-week spikeR[your number] less data
Build it by chatting.Say what changed. The whole resume is rewritten and the PDF updates beside the chat. Arjun R.Senior Android Engineer
Score it against the job.An ATS check shows the terms the job asks for that your resume is missing, and what to fix first. 85Jetpack ComposeCI/CDA/B tests
One resume per job, in a minute.Pick a saved job description. Your bullets are reordered and the job's own words are used for skills you really have. Nothing is invented. Target jobLead Android EngineerMissing must-haves: Compose, CI/CD
Cover letters from your facts.Choose a resume, a job and a tone. Every line comes from your own resume. Dear hiring team,I led the offline sync for a field-service app used by 2,000 technicians…
The thank-you, already written.After the call, a short note that mentions one thing you really discussed, ready to copy and send. Thanks for today's conversationI enjoyed digging into how you handle offline edits…
The questions they actually ask.Pick the company, the role and the round. The likeliest questions are marked first, and candidates who just interviewed there add what they were really asked.FAANG-style loops with each company's own grading barSets for coding, design, behavioural and moreA two-minute drill on any topic, and coding practice with an AI review
A study plan with your date on it.Tell it the company, the date and the hours you have. You get a week-by-week plan built around how that company interviews, designed by interview experts with the help of AI. No wasted evenings.
Your stories, ready before they ask.STAR stories drafted from your resume, with blanks only you can fill. When a behavioural question comes, you get your story back, never an invented one.
Every project, ready to defend.Write up each project once: your role, the architecture, the hardest part, the numbers. The moment an interviewer names it, your notes are one click away.