gronk

Hello everyone
I'm a software engineer currently switching jobs, and the prep process has been frustrating. Editing my resume in one tool, asking ChatGPT for suggestions in another tab, never really knowing if my resume was landing the right signals for the roles I was targeting, and practicing answers only in my head with no idea whether they were actually comprehensive enough.
So I built a job prep workspace that puts resume editing, AI diagnosis, and mock interviews in one place.
Here's what's inside:
1. Resume editor
With Markdown support, live preview, and multiple resume management. You can import existing PDFs and it converts them to editable format.
2. AI resume diagnosis
It goes beyond generic advice. Upload your resume, specify your target role, company type, and experience level, and it gives you a match score, keyword coverage analysis, module-by-module rewrite suggestions, and dimension scoring across technical depth, project impact, fundamentals, presentation, and differentiators.
3. AI mock interviews
It actually use your resume to generate follow-up questions. It adapts based on your target role, interview round (first round basics vs. final round system design), and interview style. Supports voice input with real-time transcription so you can practice speaking, not just typing.
After each mock interview with detailed feedback on what you did well and where to improve.
The whole thing is free to use right now. I built it because I needed it myself the gap between "I updated my resume" and "I'm actually ready to interview" felt way too wide, and the existing tools either cost a fortune or only solved one piece of the puzzle.

It's at https://www.offer-ready.top if you want to take a look. Would love feedback from this community especially on what feels missing or what would make you actually use this during a job search.