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Resume Interview
ATS fit score, curated resume, study pack & voice mocks
ResumeInterview is an AI interview prep pipeline: paste a job post for a free match score, curate an ATS-tailored resume you approve line-by-line, generate role-specific study packs, and run voice mock interviews with scorecards. Free preview + 1 curation; export from $5.
I'm Karthik. I built ResumeInterview because I kept seeing the same thing happen to smart, capable people.
They'd apply with one generic resume. ATS would filter them. Recruiters would skim for ten seconds and move on. Then they'd prep with random lists that had nothing to do with the actual job. Qualified on paper. Invisible in the pipeline.
I wanted one place that actually connects the dots. Check your fit first. Tailor your resume for that specific role. Build a study guide from your resume and the job post. Practice out loud with mocks that push back like a real interviewer.
A few things that shaped how I built it:
I started with resume help, but everyone kept asking "wait, am I even a fit for this?" So match scoring came first.
Then I learned people don't trust AI to rewrite their resume. Fair. So nothing changes until you approve it. Every edit comes with a reason.
Study packs and voice mocks came after that. If you're tailoring for one role, your prep should be for that role too.
Free fit score in about 2 minutes. No credit card.
Curated resume edits you control.
Study packs tied to the posting.
Voice mocks with real follow-ups and a scorecard.
I'd genuinely love your feedback. Does checking fit before rewriting feel useful? Does the approve-every-change flow feel trustworthy or just slow?
I'll be in the comments all day. Thanks for giving it a look.
About Resume Interview on Product Hunt
“ATS fit score, curated resume, study pack & voice mocks”
Resume Interview was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #157 on the daily leaderboard. ResumeInterview is an AI interview prep pipeline: paste a job post for a free match score, curate an ATS-tailored resume you approve line-by-line, generate role-specific study packs, and run voice mock interviews with scorecards. Free preview + 1 curation; export from $5.
On the analytics side, Resume Interview competes within Hiring, Artificial Intelligence and Career — topics that collectively have 488.4k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Resume Interview performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Resume Interview?
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karthik venkataramana
Hey Product Hunt
I'm Karthik. I built ResumeInterview because I kept seeing the same thing happen to smart, capable people.
They'd apply with one generic resume. ATS would filter them. Recruiters would skim for ten seconds and move on. Then they'd prep with random lists that had nothing to do with the actual job. Qualified on paper. Invisible in the pipeline.
I wanted one place that actually connects the dots. Check your fit first. Tailor your resume for that specific role. Build a study guide from your resume and the job post. Practice out loud with mocks that push back like a real interviewer.
A few things that shaped how I built it:
I started with resume help, but everyone kept asking "wait, am I even a fit for this?" So match scoring came first.
Then I learned people don't trust AI to rewrite their resume. Fair. So nothing changes until you approve it. Every edit comes with a reason.
Study packs and voice mocks came after that. If you're tailoring for one role, your prep should be for that role too.
What you can try today at resumeinterview.app:
Free fit score in about 2 minutes. No credit card.
Curated resume edits you control.
Study packs tied to the posting.
Voice mocks with real follow-ups and a scorecard.
I'd genuinely love your feedback. Does checking fit before rewriting feel useful? Does the approve-every-change flow feel trustworthy or just slow?
I'll be in the comments all day. Thanks for giving it a look.