Prepare an intro, questions and follow-ups

Interview hosts can prepare before recording so the introduction, core questions and follow-ups support a richer conversation.

Prepare an intro, questions and follow-ups. Everything runs in your browser and delivers a clean result without registration.

How to use

Enter the guest name on the first line.
Add the guest role or area of expertise on the next line.
State the interview topic, then run the composition.
Read the suggested introduction, questions and follow-ups.
Adapt the wording to your tone and clear the details if the device is shared.

Example

The sample describes a software engineer guest and a test automation topic. After composing, look at how the brief prepares a short introduction, progressive questions and follow-ups. You can then replace overly general wording with your own examples.

Input

Nora Bernard
Software engineer
Test automation

Limits and formats

The tool does not verify information about the guest and does not research anything for you.
The suggested questions are a starting point and should be adapted to the audience level.
It does not record audio or edit a show; it only prepares written material.
Check names and roles carefully to avoid a mistake during the interview.

Where processing happens

The brief is generated locally in your browser. The names, roles and topics you enter do not leave your device and are not stored by the tool. You can compose several versions and then start again from an empty page.

Frequently asked questions

Can I prepare several guests at once?

The described workflow is for one guest per brief. For an episode with several people, prepare a separate brief and then combine the shared questions.

Are the questions ready to ask as they are?

They provide a framework, but review them to match your style, the planned duration and your audience knowledge level.

Does the tool need an internet connection?

Processing is local in the browser. Once the page is loaded, composing does not depend on sending your data to an outside service.