An AI interview studio for independent experts
You’ve done the work. Let’s get it into words.
Talk through your experience with a thoughtful AI interviewer. Keep the recording and transcript as the starting point for your next post, article, or video.
Start with a topic. A goal is optional. You can change direction anytime.
A question worth following
Illustrative example
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You
The dashboard was right. Nobody used it.
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Interviewer
What were they using to make decisions instead?
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You
The sales lead’s Friday email. It explained what had changed and what to do next. We’d solved the reporting problem, but not their decision problem.
Saved passage
Bring a topic. Talk it through. Keep what you said.
No script to write and no questionnaire to fill in first.
Choose a topic
Pick something you know from experience. Add a goal if you have one, or leave it open.
A client decision. A failed experiment. Advice you changed your mind about.
Talk it through
The interviewer speaks, asks one question at a time, and follows what you actually said. Start talking to interrupt it. Pause whenever you need a break.
Keep the recording and transcript
When you finish, the recording becomes a timestamped transcript. Mark the passages you want and download everything.
The interview can wander. You decide where it goes.
Good material often turns up on the way to something else. The interviewer can follow a promising thread without asking permission each time, and you can bring it back with a word or a button.
Follow the interesting part
When an answer opens a better thread than the one you planned, the interviewer can stay with it.
Redirect out loud
Say “move on” or “back to the original topic” and the next question follows.
Change the goal halfway through
Or never set one. With no goal, your topic is just a starting point.
Nothing is thrown away
Skipping or redirecting never deletes what you already said. It all stays in the recording.
Save the passage. Keep the context.
Return to useful moments with the preceding question and original recording close at hand.
Every interview leaves you the full recording, a timestamped transcript, and the passages you chose to save.
The full recording
The whole conversation as one track, plus your voice and the interviewer’s as separate tracks for editing.
WAVVideo, if you want it
Turn on your camera and you also get video of yourself with the conversation audio.
MP4A timestamped transcript
Speaker labels and timestamps linked to the recording, so any line takes you to the moment it was said.
TXT and SRTSaved passages
The moments you marked, each kept with the question that led to it. Reopen one later and the surrounding conversation is right there.
In your library
Where the Friday email answer could go next
Ideas for one saved passage. Drafting stays with you, in the tools you already use.
Open with “We’d solved the reporting problem, but not their decision problem” and tell the story behind it.
Use the full answer as an example of reporting that misses the decision it was meant to support.
Cut the 26 seconds from 02:20 to 02:46 from the video, question included, so it makes sense on its own.
Try it on something you know well
Early access is opening to a small group of consultants and independent experts. Tell us where to reach you.
- Interviews run in Chrome on a desktop or laptop.
- You need a microphone. A camera is optional.
Practical questions
What do I need?
Chrome on a desktop or laptop and a microphone. A camera is optional. This site works on your phone, but interviews need a computer for now.
Does it write my posts for me?
No. It gives you source material in your own words: the recording, the transcript, and the passages you saved. Turning that into a post, article, or clip is your call, in whatever tools you already use.
What happens if my connection drops?
Your recording is backed up while you talk. If the connection drops or the tab closes, everything already saved stays saved, and you can recover the rest from the same browser.
If a stretch couldn’t be saved, the recording shows the gap instead of hiding it.
Can I export everything?
Yes. The combined conversation and each voice separately as WAV, video as MP4 if you recorded it, and the transcript as TXT or SRT.
Who can see my recordings?
Only you. Recordings, transcripts, and saved passages are private to your account.
Delete an interview and access stops immediately. The recording, transcript, and saved passages are removed within minutes, and no backup copies are kept. Files you already downloaded stay with you.
Which services handle my interview?
The interviewer’s voice runs on OpenAI’s realtime model. Transcripts come from Deepgram, with our account opted out of its model-training program. Recordings are stored with Cloudflare.
The analytics and error-tracking tools we use never receive what you said.