About InterviewMe

Your profile is one page at interviewme.now/@you — your career highlights, the résumé you choose to offer, your work — with a chat on it. An employer, recruiter, hiring manager, or anyone with your link can ask it a question, and an AI answers on your behalf, from the material you gave it and nothing else. You get a copy of every question and every answer it gave, so you learn what employers really want to know about you and can refine your profile based on that feedback. It's like a résumé that actually helps you improve it over time.

Who runs it

InterviewMe is built and run by one person: me, Max K., an engineering manager and software engineer in Reno, Nevada. I wrote the code, I run the servers, and I answer the mail. The profile in the demo on the home page is mine: interviewme.now/@max.

It went live in 2026, and it is small and new. That is exactly why you can reach me directly: realhuman@interviewme.now. If something on the site is wrong, broken, or can be improved, please tell me.

How it makes money

Professionals never pay to have a profile. Hiring teams pay for Recruiter accounts to search profiles in plain English, and professionals who want deeper analytics and more room can choose Premium — $19 a month or $190 a year, never required. That is the whole model: no advertising, no selling your information, no data brokers.

If you're between jobs, Premium is free for a year, on your word alone — here's how.

What your AI will and won't do

It answers only from what you uploaded or wrote. When your material doesn't cover a question, it says so rather than guessing.
Every visitor is told the answers are AI-generated on your behalf. Nobody is led to believe they're chatting with you.
You see every question asked of your page and the answer it gave, and you fix a gap by adding or updating a document.

What we never do