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I built DevPrep.app because I kept knowing the answer but falling apart when someone asked me out loud. This is what a practice session looks like. The AI asks a real question, listens to your answer, and pushes back just like a real interviewer would. Free to try. devprep.app

Knowing the answer and being able to say it out loud under pressure are two completely different skills. Most prep only trains the first one.

Practice technical interviews the way they actually happen: out loud, under pressure, with real feedback. devprep.app

Knowing the answer isn't the same as explaining it under pressure. Most interviews aren't lost on knowledge, they're lost in the ramble. devprep.app: AI interview practice for developers. Try it free. #CodingInterview #buildinpublic

I built devprep.app to help devs practice interviews out loud instead of just reading LeetCode answers. because knowing the answer and being able to say it under pressure are two different skills. What's the worst part of interview prep for you? #buildinpublic #TechInterview

Some people think in bursts, some want it snappy. DevPrep.app now lets you pick how long the AI waits after you stop talking before submitting your answer: 6, 8, 10 or 15 seconds, changeable mid-interview. devprep.app #buildinpublic #TechInterview

I used to freeze in technical interviews. Not because I didn't know the answer, because I'd never actually said it out loud before. Knowing something and being able to explain it clearly under pressure are two different skills. That's the whole reason DevPrep.app exists. devprep.app #TechInterview #100DaysOfCode

Added this new feature: a "Download cheat sheet" button on DevPrep.app. It looks at your actual weak interview answers and generates a PDF of the corrected key facts, so you're not googling generic prep material the night before. devprep.app #buildinpublic #TechInterview

Be honest. Have you ever completely blanked in a technical interview? Knew the answer five minutes after leaving. Happens to the best of us.

Just added Google and GitHub sign-in to DevPrep.app. If you're working through a full stack learning path and want to practice technical interviews out loud, it's free to try. devprep.app

The hardest part of any project isn't the code. It's the meeting where you have to explain why it's taking so damn long to someone who has never written a line.

Redesigned DevPrep.app with a more tool based UI. Take a look if you have upcoming tech interviews.

What's the worst technical interview process you've been through? Mine was a 3 day Pokémon coding exercise over Christmas week. Build us a game they said. It'll be fun they said.

If you have a technical interview coming up and want to practice saying your answers out loud, devprep.app lets you do a two-way AI voice interview. It asks questions, listens to your answers, and pushes back. Free to try.

Before your next technical interview, say your answer out loud. Not in your head. Out loud. You'll immediately hear where you lose the thread. That's the gap between knowing it and being able to explain it well in an interview setting.