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Try Verity
Practice realistic AI job interviews based on your real CV
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Practice realistic AI job interviews based on your real CV
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Try Verity helps you practice realistic job interviews using AI. Upload your CV, paste a job description, and the app generates personalized interview simulations based on your actual experience and target role. You can practice in English or Spanish, get real-time guidance, detailed feedback, performance reports, and improve your communication skills before real interviews. Currently free during beta.
🚀 Major UI redesign update for Try Verity
Over the last few days, I completely redesigned large parts of the platform using Google Stitch as the center of my workflow.
Instead of creating mockups from scratch, I imported existing product screens, generated redesign concepts with Stitch, and used those outputs to rebuild the actual application.
The redesign included:
• Landing page improvements
• Interview workspace redesign
• Recruiter-style feedback dashboard
• Better information hierarchy
• Modern SaaS visual language
• Improved onboarding experience
• More polished and consistent UX
The most interesting part was using Stitch not just for inspiration, but as a bridge between visual exploration and implementation.
The result feels much closer to the product vision I originally had for Try Verity.
Would love to hear any feedback from the Product Hunt community. 🙌
🌐 https://www.tryverity.co
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🚀 Exciting milestone for Try Verity today.
Startup Fortune just published a feature about the product and the problem we're trying to solve:
Most interview preparation tools generate generic questions and generic feedback. Real interviews don't work that way.
Try Verity was built around a simple idea: generate interview simulations from a candidate's actual CV and the specific job description they're targeting, creating a much more realistic preparation experience.
Huge thanks to Amelia Bon and the Startup Fortune team for taking the time to cover the project.
Read the article here:
Article HERE:
We're still in beta and actively improving the platform based on user feedback. If you've tried Try Verity, I'd love to hear your thoughts and suggestions.