Intervia started as a very personal itch. I sat through my own share of interviews where the question was harder than the preparation deserved, and where the answer that lived somewhere in my head refused to come out in the moment. I kept thinking: we don't need a louder coach — we need a quieter one. Something that listens while you talk, thinks a step ahead, and gently hands you the next sentence so you can stay present with the person on the other side of the screen.
Every part of Intervia is built with that in mind. The transcript that arrives in under five seconds. The answer that streams a token at a time. The cheat sheet that remembers what worked. The rehearsal mode that lets you practise the same three questions until they finally sound like you. No fluff, no dashboards for the sake of dashboards, no subscription trying to hold you hostage. Just a one-time pass and a promise that the product will keep getting quieter and sharper.
I lost my mother while I was still writing the earliest lines of this product. Anything I do that turns out well, I owe to her — to the patience she taught me and to the way she believed that showing up with dignity mattered more than winning loudly. Intervia carries her fingerprints, even the parts nobody will see. If you land the offer you're preparing for, please take a second and think of her too. That would mean everything.
If you'd like to say hi, use — it lands in my inbox. Wishing you a calm mind and a brave voice.
— Manpreet