A question comes up. Say your answer out loud, then turn the card to see what the interviewer is checking and a frame for the answer. Mark it "Knew it" or "Need it again". The ones you miss come back tomorrow; the ones you know come back later. Five a day, in your browser, no account.
"Behavioural only" keeps the questions about you, your work and the company, and leaves out the technical ones. Good for non-tech roles and for the HR round.
Five cards take a few minutes. A list of two hundred questions gets read once and closed. Five gets done again tomorrow, and the day after, and that is what makes the answers stick.
Read the question, then answer out loud before you turn the card. Reading an answer feels like knowing it; saying it shows you whether you do. Use the 60-second clock if you tend to run long.
A card you mark "Need it again" is back tomorrow, ahead of any new card. A card you keep knowing moves further out each time. You spend your five on what you do not have yet.
One small record in this browser's local storage: which cards you have marked, the date each one is due again, the dates you practised, and the role you picked. Nothing is sent to a server. Clear the site data and the page forgets all of it.
No. There is no account, so each browser keeps its own record. Practise on the same device if you want one streak. A private window keeps nothing at all once it is closed.
No. The page only counts what you tell it: which cards you said you knew, and the days you turned up. It does not hear your answer and it does not compare you with anyone. It is a habit tracker, not a judge.
ClapAssist is a Mac and Windows app. It listens to the interview on your computer, hears the follow-up as it is asked, and shows a first sentence to say, in short lines you can read while you talk. It stays out of screen share on every plan; only you can see it. Your resume and notes stay on your device.