Intarvee — Walk into any interview ready
Personalized interview briefings in under a minute
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Intarvee — Walk into any interview ready - Personalized interview briefings in under a minute

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Upload your CV, name the role, company, and interview stage. Intarvee runs live company research and builds a personalized 9-section briefing, scripted answers, your opening pitch, questions to ask, and a day-of checklist in under a minute. First one's free.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built Intarvee because interview prep is broken. You either spend hours digging through the company's site, Glassdoor, and old Reddit threads — or you wing it and hope for the best. Generic "top 10 interview questions" lists don't help when you're sitting across from the actual hiring manager. So I made the thing I wished I'd had: you tell Intarvee the role, the company, and which stage you're at (HR screen? portfolio review? final round? negotiation?), and it does the homework for you. In about 45 seconds you get a 9-section briefing: - Company intel + recent talking points ("I saw you just launched X" — with a line ready to say) - A stage-specific game plan (a final interview needs different prep than a screen) - Your opening pitch - Scripted Q&A answers, each under 60 seconds - Questions to ask them — plus the red flags to catch before you sign - A day-of checklist you run 30 minutes before Paste the job description and the answers map to their exact stated requirements. On the Sprint Pack, it reads your actual CV so your STAR stories come with real, quantified results. A few things I care about: → No signup and no card to try it — your first briefing generates before you finish your coffee. → We don't store your CV. It's used to build the briefing, then gone. → Pricing is honest: free to try, $9 one-time for a full job hunt (10 briefings, no subscription), $29/mo only if you interview constantly or coach others. I'd love your feedback — especially on the briefing itself. Try one on a role you're actually chasing and tell me where it nailed it and where it missed. I'm in the comments all day. Try it free: