Resume builder · Interview coach
Write the story.
Rehearse the interview.
Turn the resume you have into one written for the job you want — then practise the interview it gets you, with questions that come straight from your own experience.
What tailoring means
Same job. Better sentence.
Before
Responsible for working on the dashboard and helping with performance issues.
After · for “Senior Frontend Engineer”
Rebuilt the analytics dashboard in React and TypeScript for 2,000 daily users, cutting load time by 40% through code-splitting and caching.
From an old PDF to offer-ready, in four steps.
About five minutes, end to end
- 01
Upload
Drop in the resume you already have — PDF, DOCX or plain text.
- 02
Tailor
We restructure it and rewrite each bullet for the role you want.
- 03
Design
Pick one of ten layouts, edit anything, export a clean PDF.
- 04
Practise
Rehearse interviews that quote the resume you just wrote.
Interview prep
Practice that has read your resume.
Every tool works from the resume you built, so the questions sound like the ones a real interviewer will ask you.
- Mock interviewOne question at a time, follow-ups when you're vague, a scored debrief at the end.
- Job matchPaste a job post. Get a match score, the gaps, and the exact edits to make.
- STAR questionsBehavioural questions drawn from your own experience, with a frame for each answer.
- DSA practiceProblems that get harder as you improve. Hints on request, graded on the server.
- Resume reviewA recruiter's read of your resume, line-level rewrites, then follow-up in chat.
Interviewer
“You cut p95 latency from 900 to 220 ms at Brightpath. How did you find the bottleneck — and what did you fix first?”
You
We traced it in Datadog: booking search ran an N+1 query per clinic. I rewrote it as one join, then cached availability in Redis with a 60-second TTL…
Feedback
Root cause before caching — good. Next time, say how you invalidated the cache when a slot was booked.