Everything Tellbird does, before, during and after.
Prep that starts with the invite
Accept an interview invite and Tellbird makes a profile for the job. It reads the company's own website, scripted pages too, and writes notes you can check before the call.
- A profile for every interview and job
- Company notes: what they do, who they sell to, how it works
- A first answer to why you want to join
- Likely questions answered from your CV, the job post and your stories
Acme · Company notes
The answer, beside the call
When a question lands, a short answer starts appearing in a small panel, written from your profile. Read it out and the highlight keeps your place.
- Answers lead with the projects that fit the role
- The highlight follows your voice, a sentence at a time
- Short, medium or long, changed with one key
- Prepared questions show their answer at once
Reading with you14:32Tell me about a time something broke in production.
At Northwind the checkout started failing for one card network on a Friday. I rolled the release back first, so customers could pay again in twelve minutes. Then I traced it to a timeout we had shortened the week before. We now load test every payment change against each network before it ships.
Coding on screen
One key reads the task in front of you and gives a solution, with a line to say at each step so you can talk it through.
- Reads the task straight from your screen
- A solution you can explain line by line
- Works with the editor or site you already use
Coding14:32Merge overlapping meetings.
meetings.sort((a, b) => a.start - b.start);
for (const m of meetings) {
const last = merged.at(-1);
if (last && m.start <= last.end) last.end = Math.max(last.end, m.end);
else merged.push({ ...m });
}Practice before the real thing
Run a mock interview from your prepared questions, or take a five-minute warm-up just before the call. A spoken interviewer asks, and your answers are scored on your Mac.
- Length, filler words and hedging, counted
- Names and numbers your CV does not mention, flagged
- A report of what to fix after each run
Your own work, explained
Point Tellbird at a project or a public GitHub link and it writes the walkthrough in your voice, ready for the question about something you built.
- Walkthroughs and reviews of your own projects
- Secret files skipped and keys in code hidden before anything is sent
northwind-checkout · walkthrough
It is a checkout service in TypeScript. A payment goes through three steps: price, charge and receipt. The interesting part is the retry: each failed charge waits longer before the next try, and it stops at three.
Scripts and a prompter
Write a script for a recorded intro, let Tellbird tighten it to 60 seconds, then read it on a prompter that follows your voice while it records your face with subtitles.
- Scripts tightened to the length you need
- A prompter that follows your voice
- Face recording with subtitles, saved on your Mac
Hi, I am Ada.
I build payment systems that stay up on the busiest day of the year.
At Northwind I led the checkout team through a full rewrite.
Meetings, after the offer
Add the company as a job and Tellbird keeps notes for every standup and client call. Ask about last week's meeting and it answers from your notes.
- What was decided, what you said you would do, and who owns what
- Answers pitched for whoever is talking
- Passwords and keys said aloud hidden before anything is kept
What you said you would do
- Send the load test results to Dana by Friday.
- Draft the retry rules for review.
All of it for $10 a month, with your own AI keys.
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