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SUMMIT: Interview Practice
Turn your resume into a relentless AI interview coach
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Turn your resume into a relentless AI interview coach
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Practice real AI interviews—not generic quizzes. SUMMIT puts a lifelike AI interviewer on screen and lets you answer by video, voice, or text, so you can rehearse under realistic pressure. It turns your resume and target job into personalized questions, then gives evidence-linked feedback, answer scripts, and continuous TTS review in Korean or English. Original documents and raw audio stay on-device, with local fallback. Available now on iOS. Android is under review and launching soon.
Most interview prep tools ask you to practice generic questions. SUMMIT starts with the only context that matters: your experience and the role you actually want.
Drop in a resume and target job description, review the on-device redaction, and SUMMIT builds a personal practice loop: tailored questions, realistic video, text, and voice interviews, evidence-linked feedback, answer scripts, and continuous listening for weak areas.
The goal is simple: stop memorizing polished answers and start proving your own story under pressure.
Privacy shaped the product from day one. Original resumes, job files, and raw audio stay on-device. Cloud AI is optional, minimized, consent-gated, and backed by local practice. Korean and English are supported.
SUMMIT is available now on iOS. Android is currently under review and will launch as soon as approval is complete.
I’d especially love feedback on whether the questions feel specific enough to your role—and what would make you come back for one more practice round.
the on-device privacy angle is genuinely cool, but for me the real magic would be letting me pick the interviewer persona — like a friendly coach for early prep and a tougher panel style closer to the actual loop. hard to ramp up pressure when every session feels the same.
One thing I'd love to see is a way to share a session with a friend or mentor in real time, like letting someone else drop into the interview as a silent observer and leave timestamped notes. That way I could practice with a real audience watching while still getting the AI feedback after, which would feel much closer to the real thing.