I got my first interview in forever and pretty much shit the bed. Not in a “could have gone better” way. In a “stared at the ceiling replaying every answer for three days” way. I fumbled basic questions about my own experience, blanked on a behavioral question I should have nailed, and said “um” roughly four hundred times.
The worst part? I knew the material. I just hadn't practiced answering those specific questions out loud. I wished I could have done a dry run with the exact kind of questions they were likely to ask for that specific role — not generic interview prep, but questions pulled from the actual job description.
So I built it. An AI that reads your job description, understands what the role actually requires, generates realistic interview questions, and conducts a real voice interview with you. It listens, asks follow-ups, and pushes you on weak answers — just like a real interviewer would. Then it scores you and tells you exactly where you need to improve.
The name? “Don't Shit The Bed” literally came from the experience. That's what I kept telling myself before every interview after that disaster. Now it's a tool so nobody else has to go through what I did. Practice the real questions. Get honest feedback. Walk in confident.