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ivan on RoundHound
Hi, I’m Ivan from RoundHound. Good question! For smaller businesses our system would still attempt to collect some info (business domain, role you’re applying to, etc) and build a sensible preparation plan based on that. While we can’t promise insider info that will give our customers advantage, most interviews for similar roles are predictably similar. Alternatively, you can run a manual research by writing everything you know about the company and whatever information recruiter gave you into a text box, which will serve as the basis for the preparation plan.
own a second on TermLink
The permission-prompt problem is real. I'm not a developer, but my whole site is built with Claude Code, and I've lost count of the times it's sat waiting for a yes while I was away from the laptop. Does it only work with the terminal version, or with the Claude desktop app too?
own a second on RoundHound
Nice idea. The job-link part makes sense for big companies with a known interview style. What does it do for a small employer where there's nothing public to learn from, say a 20-person charity or a local firm? That's where most people I know end up interviewing.
own a second on DailyHook AI
Hi Misha, happy to be a test case: ownasecond.ai. I sell the 86,400 seconds of the day as ad space, one second at a time, which isn't exactly in the news. Curious what angle it finds for something that niche.
Petar Risteski on Actually Asked
Hi, I'm Petar, I built Actually Asked. FAQ apps make you guess what customers want to know, and chat bubbles cover the page. Actually Asked starts from the questions visitors really ask. It answers them from your own pages, in a FAQ section that looks like the rest of your site, and the questions asked most join the FAQ on their own. Every Monday you get an email of what your pages couldn't answer. It works as a Shopify theme block, or anywhere you can paste two lines of HTML. The free plan includes 50 AI answers a month. If you want to see it on your own site first, the FAQ gap finder is free and needs no account: actuallyasked.com/gap-finder What's the question your customers ask most that your site doesn't answer?