
PrepareAI
AI prep for exams & interviews that re-teaches itself
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AI prep for exams & interviews that re-teaches itself
14 followers
PrepareAI turns any high-stakes event — interview, exam, pitch, negotiation — into a day-by-day AI curriculum. It ingests your job description or syllabus, drills you with quizzes and mock exams, reads lessons aloud, maps your plan as an interactive mindmap, and tracks an honest "would you pass today?" score. Rate a lesson 😵 and it instantly rewrites itself with a different teaching approach. Free plan forever; Pro $29/mo.






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honestly this looks really solid, the mindmap view is a nice touch. one thing i'd want though is the ability to share a prep plan with a friend or mentor so they can see your progress and flag weak spots, basically like a study buddy mode. would make the whole accountability side way stronger
@kranurrurw great idea, I will certainly consider including this feature in the next update. Thank you for the feedback.
Took the mock interview path and the mindmap view actually helped me see where my answers were falling flat. The "would you pass today" score is brutal but useful, made me go back and re-drill the weak nodes.
Love how it adapts the lesson when you rate it down, that feedback loop feels genuinely useful. One thing I'd want though is a way to import past notes or PDFs so it builds the curriculum from stuff I've already collected, not just the job description or syllabus.
I tried it with a job description for a role I've been eyeing and the mindmap feature actually mapped out the week in a way that made the prep feel manageable. The "would you pass today" score is a nice gut check once you've done a few sessions.
the day by day plan from just pasting a job description is honestly impressive, and the mindmap view actually made it click for me
Love how rate-a-lesson actually rewrites the material on the fly instead of just noting you struggled, the adaptive feedback loop feels genuinely thoughtful.