MakeInterview AnswerCutLab

Visit Website opens the official MakeInterview (MockLive) website. The separate live voice-interview service is currently paused. AnswerCutLab is a free, MIT-licensed offline practice companion, not a hosted app on that homepage. Download AnswerCutLab from GitHub.
MakeInterview AnswerCutLab is a free, MIT-licensed offline browser app for an interview answer that has become too long. It keeps the full source available while you edit a shorter version, move useful details into follow-up notes, and review numeric strings introduced during editing. You make the decisions about accuracy and relevance; the app does not generate an answer or rewrite one with AI.
On GitHub, choose Code → Download ZIP, extract the folder, and open index.html with its companion files beside it. There is no installation, build step, server, account or API key. The application runs from the downloaded folder rather than as a hosted web service. A fictional example lets you try the workflow before entering your own non-confidential experience.
Start a shorter copy, then edit it while the original remains available. If a detail interrupts the main answer but could help with a later question, select it and move it to the follow-up area. This gives you a concise opening answer without throwing away the context you may need when someone asks for more detail. You can also copy the shorter answer, with a manual-copy fallback when the clipboard is unavailable.
The numeric comparison flags exact digit-written strings in the edit that were absent from the source, including signs and percent symbols. It is a prompt to check your evidence, not a truth checker. Spelled-out numbers, units, causality and credit for another person's work can change meaning without producing a warning. Word counts and speaking-time estimates are approximate editing aids, not fluency scores or recommended speaking rates.
In the downloaded app, there are no uploads, analytics, external scripts, microphone access or browser-storage writes. Closing or reloading clears the unsaved draft. Save a practice file to reopen the work later, or export Markdown for a readable note. Exported files contain your notes and should be kept private. Invalid imports leave existing work intact, and replacing or clearing nonempty work asks first.
The MakeInterview team built this tool independently of its separate live voice-interview service, which is currently paused. For optional preparation advice alongside the editing exercise, see MakeInterview's guide to answering in English.