How do you keep track of your past interview loops? 🧠

Hey Product Hunt community! 👋

I’m gearing up to launch a new tool tomorrow, but before I do, I wanted to ask a question that gave me a massive headache during my last job search:

How do you actually document and remember the questions you were asked in past interviews?

Whenever I finished an interview loop, I promised myself I’d write everything down. Instead, I usually collapsed from exhaustion. Months later, when preparing for a new company, I completely forgot the exact system design prompts, coding problems, or tricky behavioral questions I had faced.

I ended up making the same mistakes over and over because my notes were scattered across random Google Docs and Apple Notes.

I'm curious about your process:

• Do you use a structured Notion template?

• A messy Google Doc or desktop folder?

• Rely entirely on memory?

• Or just completely ignore past loops and start fresh every time?

I built a dedicated platform to solve this exact problem by acting as a secure, private memory bank for your interview history. It officially launches right here tomorrow! 🚀

Drop your current setup or best interview documentation tips below. I'd love to chat in the comments!