Runs targeted prep for the room you are walking into, starting from the requirements they published themselves.
Tell me about this thing we said we require is the likeliest question in the room, and no other tool builds prep from the posting. Up to eighteen cards, one open at a time, each refusing an answer that has no number in it.
Food security, housing and homeless response, disaster and emergency management, government, foundations and more. Generic interview prep is worse than none, because it teaches you to sound like everybody else.
A number is not an offer. Salary, structure, authority, reporting line, staffing, budget, travel, benefits and runway, each weighed separately so one good figure cannot hide four bad ones.
Prepare turns the posting's own required lines into cards, scores your resume against the question, and puts what it found beside the field. Never inside it.
This role is made up, so nobody's real interview prep is sitting on this page. The station itself works exactly like this. The live demo runs the whole app on its own, with nothing to fill in.
The offer comparison exists because the worst decision in a long search usually happens at the very end, when relief is doing the thinking.
It installs to your phone from the browser with no app store, and every station keeps running with no signal.