u/Full_Waltz_7065

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I have 10 years of experience. I've built systems serving millions of users.

Last month I froze trying to reverse a linked list in front of an interviewer. Something I've written a hundred times. Just gone.

I didn't fail because I'm a bad engineer. I failed because interviews don't test if you're a good engineer. They test if you can perform like one under pressure in 45 minutes while a stranger watches every keystroke. Completely different skill.

So I built an invisible AI interview assistant. Yes there are others — Cluely, Final Round AI. I've tried most of them. Here's why mine is different:

  • No subscription. $29 once. Most competitors charge $20-75 every month.
  • Works on platforms that disable copy paste — reads your screen visually, not clipboard.
  • Covers coding, system design, behavioral and SQL. Not just LeetCode style problems.

3 free sessions. No card needed.

Verify it's actually invisible yourself, two Google Meet windows, share your screen in one, check the other. It won't be there. I'd rather you confirm it than take my word for it.

Link in comments.

How many great engineers do you know who are terrible at interviewing?

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u/Full_Waltz_7065 — 11 days ago