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Select the input you intend to use. Lyrebird streams audio for transcription without recording raw audio in the app.
Lyrebird listens for the interview question and shapes a concise response around what you have actually built, learned, and delivered.
No credit card to explore · permitted coaching only · raw audio is not recorded by the app
I narrowed the rollout, added a verification gate, and moved forward only when the live behavior matched the test.
Lyrebird stays compact during the conversation. It listens to the source you choose, identifies the question, and gives you a useful place to start.
Streaming transcription and local question detection keep the conversation moving.
Your résumé, role, and labeled project history define what the answer can honestly claim.
Choose conversational, concise, STAR, or technical guidance at the length you need.
The workflow worked locally, but I did not yet have evidence that the live path was reliable. I narrowed the claim, added a verification gate, and only advanced after the production behavior matched the test.
The core flow has three steps because an interview is not the place for a complicated interface.
Select the input you intend to use. Lyrebird streams audio for transcription without recording raw audio in the app.
It matches the question with your résumé, role context, and evidence labels such as launched, internal, staged, or planned.
Begin with a concise “Say this” opening, then use the supporting points in the style and length you selected.
Different questions need different kinds of help. Lyrebird changes the response shape without another blocking model round trip.
Turn verified experiences into conversational or STAR-shaped openings without inventing a cleaner story than the evidence supports.
STAR · conversationalLead with the decision, explain the tradeoff, and keep the answer sized for 15 seconds, 30 seconds, or a deeper discussion.
Concise · deep diveFrame requirements, name constraints, and move through architecture in an order another person can follow.
StructuredPaste or speak a prompt, test different answer styles, and discover where your evidence is too thin before the interview.
Mock interviewLyrebird is for preparation, accessibility, and live assistance that the interviewer, employer, school, or platform permits.
Read permitted use →Project labels distinguish shipped work from internal, staged, paper-only, planned, or shelved work.
Selected audio is streamed for transcription. Transcript and answer text remain in current-session memory unless a separately consented feature changes that default.
Content protection is best-effort and capture-path dependent. Lyrebird does not promise evasion from cameras, monitoring, proctoring, or policy controls.
Generated suggestions can be incomplete or wrong. Verify them and speak only to experience you actually have.
Explore the controlled-beta flow today. These are current sandbox configurations, not live charges or a production billing offer.
For occasional practice and focused interview sessions.
Current sandbox subscription configuration for repeated practice and coaching.
Current sandbox pack configuration for higher-volume use.
Sandbox only. Production pricing, refunds, cancellation mechanics, and billing terms are not final.
A trustworthy beta should make its limits as easy to understand as its features.
A working macOS prototype exists and is being prepared for a controlled beta. The browser experience is a demo and fallback reference, not the main product.
Lyrebird can listen to a selected input device. Capturing meeting output on macOS may require a configured virtual audio device, and that setup is still undergoing real-world verification across meeting applications.
The desktop app includes best-effort content protection with an explicit reveal control for demonstrations. Results depend on macOS and the exact capture path.
It should not. Lyrebird is designed to ground suggestions in evidence you provide and preserve labels that distinguish launched work from internal, staged, planned, or paper-only work.
No. Use Lyrebird for practice, accessibility, or live assistance that the relevant interviewer, employer, school, or platform allows. Disclose assistance when their rules require it.
Explore the working demo, prepare your evidence, and see how Lyrebird shapes a clearer place to begin.
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