About ClearMyRound
ClearMyRound is a desktop app that listens to both sides of a live interview and writes what to say — in your words, built from the resume and notes you give it. It runs on your own machine and stays out of screen shares, recordings and screenshots.
It exists because the gap between knowing something and saying it well under pressure is not a knowledge problem. People who can do the job freeze on the question about the job. The answer arrives in the two seconds before you would have started talking, short enough to say out loud, and you still do the talking.
What it will not do
It does not invent experience. Answers are grounded in the documents you gave it, so a project that is not in your resume will not appear in your answer. It does not type in your editor, fill anything in, or act on your behalf. And it never claims to be you — there is no voice, no avatar, nothing that speaks in the call.
It is built for conversations where an assistant is permitted. Plenty are: practice rounds, mock interviews, sales calls, your own meetings. Some are not. Check the rules of whatever you are sitting, and if the company or the platform says no, respect it.
Who builds it
A small independent team in India. No investors and no growth team — the same people write the code and answer the support email, which is support@clearmyround.com.
What happens to your data
Your resume, the job description and your notes are stored on your own computer, and they are sent — together with your question and the part of the transcript it refers to — to a flagship AI model each time you ask for an answer. That is the whole point of giving them to it: the answer comes back built from the projects you actually worked on and the role you are actually interviewing for, rather than from a general idea of what a good answer sounds like. An assistant that has not read your resume can only invent one.
Nothing is kept after the answer is written. Call audio is transcribed while a session runs and is never written to disk; the transcript is held in memory and is gone when the session ends; we do not store your questions, your answers or your documents on our servers. The privacy policy says all of this in more detail, including who else sees what.