Your profile

Required for Interview Coach. Suggested answers may only claim experience this says you have — so the more of your real work is here, the less generic they sound. Stored on your account, visible only to you.

Fastest way: let Snolate read the CV you already have.

Or write it yourself. Worth covering: what you build day to day, one problem you solved and how, and a trade-off you made on purpose. A concrete story beats a list of tools.

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Notes for this call

Notes for this call only — which company and role, who you're talking to, what's already been covered, what you want to emphasize. Interview Coach uses it on top of your profile and lets it win when the two disagree. It stays in this browser until you change or clear it, so nothing from a previous conversation carries over by accident. Saving while a session is running applies to the next suggestion right away.

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Session history

Your past sessions. Transcripts are kept for 90 days, then cleared automatically — or delete them yourself any time.

Knowledge topics

Interview Coach pulls real depth from these whenever a technical question matches one. Only one topic is used per question — your own material and the shared library compete for that single slot.

Your material

Notes in your own words, about work you actually did — this is what makes an answer specific instead of generic. Click a topic to read or edit it.

Add or replace material

Paste notes, or pick a .txt/.md/.html file. Headings (# Topic) control how it is split.

Shared library

Curated topics — nothing to write. Pick the handful you actually expect to be asked about, around 5–10 to start. Each extra tag is one more topic competing for that single slot, so selecting everything makes the library win it more often than your own notes. You can change this any time.

Import from CV

Your CV already lists work Interview Coach is not allowed to claim yet. Paste it, or pick the PDF, and every suggestion below arrives with the line it came from — nothing is saved until you tick it.

Interview prep

Paste the job posting. Snolate predicts what they are likely to ask, then checks each question against the same matcher the live session uses — so you find the gaps before the call, not during it.

Explain code

Paste any code snippet — from a live coding question, a screen share, wherever — and get a plain-language explanation you can say out loud.

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