Interviews are stressful for a very practical reason: most people do not know what kind of follow-up questions they will face until they are already in the room.
Over the past few weeks, another developer and I have been building Offer Ready, an AI-powered workspace for resume review and mock interview practice.
The idea is simple: instead of giving users generic interview questions, we try to generate questions from their actual resume, target role, experience level, and interview round.
And by the way, I designed (Exactly, the Agent did) the logo, and I love it:
What it does today
Offer Ready currently supports:
- resume diagnosis based on role fit and project depth
- AI mock interviews with role-aware follow-up questions
- answer hints and improvement suggestions during the session
- interview records and review notes across sessions
- invite-based alpha access while we keep improving the product
The current focus is not to replace human interviewers or coaches. It is more like a practice environment where candidates can discover weak spots before the real interview.
Tech stack
We are building it with:
- React / Vite on the frontend
- Supabase for auth and alpha invite access
- OpenAI for resume analysis, question generation, and feedback
- Vercel for deployment
You may be wondering why we did not use Next.js or TanStack Router.
Honestly, this project started as a fast prototype with help from coding agents, and by the time the product direction became clearer, the Vite setup was already working well enough.
Well, not too bad, so we kept it. 🤪
And funny enough, not using TanStack also meant we accidentally sidestepped the recent npm supply-chain incident around TanStack packages.
Maybe next time, I should build a platform used for divination and prophecy 🔮
What we are looking for
We are still in alpha, so we are mostly looking for early feedback from people who are preparing for interviews, switching roles, or building tools in the career / AI space.
If you want to try it, the app is here:
We are sharing alpha invite codes and product updates in Discord:
To be honest, this is also my first time running a community channel. I am not sure how well I can keep up yet, but every project has to start somewhere. If you join, I hope it feels useful, and maybe even a little fun.
Would love to hear what you think, especially around the mock interview flow and whether the feedback feels useful in a real preparation workflow.
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