Most interview prep tools help you sound more confident. I wanted to build one that tells you the areas where you aren't yet confident. The Chair Across analyzes your CV against a job description and tells you where you'll actually struggle before an interviewer does. If you're a good fit, it explains why. If you're not, it doesn't sugarcoat it - it prepares you. The paid Interview Prep Pack goes several steps further: • predicts the questions you're most likely to be asked • explains why each question matters • predicts the questions you're most likely to be asked • highlights where interviewers will challenge you • even suggests the smartest questions to ask at the end I also built Resume Studio because I was tired of AI making up achievements. Every bullet point is traceable back to something you've confirmed. If it can't be verified, it doesn't make it into your resume. I'd genuinely love your feedback - especially if you've been interviewing recently or hiring candidates yourself. What feels useful? What would you change?

The Chair Across

Interview prep from the interviewer's side of the table

Interview prep from the interviewer's side of the table