Resumo.in
About
We built Resumo.in because knowing system design and performing under interview pressure are different skills.
The insight
Most prep resources—books, courses, YouTube—test whether you understand concepts. Interviews test whether you can explain, defend, and recover when challenged. Almost nothing lets you practice the second one realistically.
Human mocks are expensive, hard to schedule, and often sugar-coated. ChatGPT can coach you through a design, but it does not replicate silence, pacing, and unpredictable follow-ups. We built Resumo.in to close that gap.
What makes the mock realistic
Unscripted, voice-only rounds
You speak out loud and sketch on a whiteboard. The interviewer probes your diagram and trade-offs—it does not spoon-feed a framework. Limited nudges may happen when you are stuck, as in a real round; coaching comes after the session in your scorecard.
Honest post-session feedback
We do not inflate scores. If your communication was unclear or your architecture had gaps, the report says where and why—using evidence from what you actually said and drew.
Full interview structure
Requirements clarification, high-level design, deep dives, trade-offs, bottlenecks, and scaling—scored after you finish, not coached step-by-step mid-round.
Who we built this for
- Mid-level engineers (roughly 2–6 years) preparing for system design rounds
- You have already studied theory (books, videos, Leetcode-style prep) but have not stress-tested execution under pressure
- You have an interview scheduled or expected within the next 4–8 weeks
- Backend and full-stack engineers who need to defend designs out loud, under time
Pricing and refunds
From ₹49 quick drills (20 min) to ₹199 standard mocks (~45 min)—buy credits or a tier and use them on your schedule. Pay-once packs and Pro windows are described on the Pricing page.
If paid-session feedback did not help you improve, email support@resumo.inwith your account and session details. Eligibility is described on Pricing.
Why we are building this
We are not here to flip the company or sell your data. We want engineers to discover where pressure breaks their execution before a real interview—not after one.