The end-to-end interview preparation platform
Human-centered tools to fix your resume, practice interviews live, master salary negotiation, and upskill.
Everything between you and the offer
All pitstops, one room. Resume due for a refresh? Walk in wherever you are.
A free resume check — what lands, what’s missing — and a full rewrite when you’re ready.
Real postings, refreshed on cadence, with your applications tracked in one place.
Browse openings →Paste the JD — see the match, the gaps, and the exact bullets to rewrite.
Bios, a rewritten LinkedIn, and a personal site — drawn straight from your resume.
Prep wiki — the open library: 20,000+ questions with model answers.
Code Room — the technical gym: write and run real code, five tracks.
Get AI-ready — the questions interviewers now ask about working with AI.
Twenty ranked questions for that exact posting, each with a model answer.
Predict my questions →Real questions by voice, a live transcript, and a coach note after every answer.
A company onsite, simulated from the JD — round by round, with a throughline report.
Set up a loop →Parse the offer, find your leverage, and rehearse the exact script that asks for more.
Where are you stuck right now?
Interview this week?
Paste the job description and see the questions you’ll actually face.
Nervous saying it out loud?
Answer any wiki question by voice. A coach note comes back in seconds.
Technical rounds ahead?
Coding, system design, on-call. Real problems, run in your browser.
Your data stays private. Never sold, no ad tracking, delete it anytime.
Every question we have. In the open.
The full interview question bank at Prep Room, organized like a wiki. Every question open to read — answers and concept guides free with an account.
The library is open. Your set is yours.
The wiki is the same for everyone. What’s built for you, from your resume and your target job, grows with your plan.
A curated set to prepare
Upload your resume once. We rank the wiki against it and queue the questions worth your evenings.
Start with my resumeLikely questions for this opening
Paste a JD and get 20 ranked questions for that exact posting, then rehearse it as a full company onsite.
Predict my questionsOne page per question. Everything attached to it.
Question, model answer, concept guide, and a mic. Every page is a place to practice.
“Describe a time you led a team that wasn't yours to lead — no reporting line, no formal authority. How did you get them moving?”
Strong answers here do three things: they pick a disagreement that mattered, they show you argued from evidence rather than preference, and they end with a relationship intact…
The full answer is free once you’re signed in: the structure, a worked example, and the likely follow-up.
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Match any job
Compare your resume to a JD, see the gaps, and rewrite the bullets that close them.
Rehearse out loud
Real questions by voice, with filler-word and confidence feedback after every answer.
Leaving money on the table?
Bring your role and offer. We’ll map your market band, find your leverage, and write the exact script to ask for more.
Close the gaps
Targeted skill picks pulled from the JD and your profile. One click to start learning.
Tell your story
Bios, a rewritten LinkedIn, and a personal site, all drawn straight from your resume.
A coach, never a judge.
No live cheating, no grading. Just calm, specific practice that makes the real thing feel familiar.
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Beat the digital gatekeepers. Prep Room efficiently restructures and keyword-optimizes your resume to match the JD.
Skip the mass-apply tools.
Practice the interview before the interview.
Try closing with a measured outcome. “We shipped three weeks early” lands harder.
Get ready for vibe & agentic coding and AI code review.
1function topK(events, k) { 2 const counts = {} 3 for (const e of events) { 4 counts[e] = counts[e] + 1 // NaN on first hit 5 counts[e] = (counts[e] ?? 0) + 1 6 } 7 return Object.entries(counts) 8 .sort((a, b) => b[1] - a[1]) 9 .slice(0, k) 10}
Clean sort-and-slice. Readable, and correct for a small stream.
The ?? 0 fix kills the NaN. Now talk me through O(n log n) sort vs a heap when the stream gets large.
Three steps to ready.
Set the room
Pick a company or a role, or paste a job description. We calibrate the questions to it.
Practice by voice
Answer out loud the way you will in the room. A live transcript follows along.
Read the coach note
A measured, specific observation after each answer, and a throughline across sessions.
Step into the Prep Room.
The library is open. Your first session begins here.