Turn a work scenario into a STAR interview story or generate 30-, 60-, and 90-second professional pitch drafts.
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Describe a challenge or accomplishment in your own words — rough is fine, structure is the tool's job.
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Your STAR story appears here
Describe a scenario and we'll structure it into Situation, Task, Action, Result — the shape interviewers score against.
Select STAR Story or Elevator Pitch.
Describe the scenario or background, goal, and optional role or tone.
Review, copy, rehearse, or download the generated result as a PDF.
Include the obstacle, your responsibility, actions, and known result.
Input
A vendor delay threatened launch. I coordinated engineering and procurement, created a daily risk tracker, and recovered six days without changing scope.Output
A four-part STAR draft plus delivery tips, based only on the supplied facts.State your background and the conversation you want to start.
Input
Background: Six years in fintech growth; increased organic sign-ups 40%.
Goal: Network for a Head of Growth role.Output
Separate 30-, 60-, and 90-second pitch drafts.The two modes solve related communication problems. STAR Story organizes a real experience into Situation, Task, Action, and Result for behavioral interviews. Elevator Pitch produces three length variants for introductions, networking, and interview openings.
Both are AI-assisted drafting tools. They work best when the input includes real constraints, personal actions, and verified outcomes. If the scenario contains no measurable result, the generated draft must not be allowed to invent one.
Choose STAR Story or Elevator Pitch.
For STAR, describe a real scenario in at least 20 characters and optionally add the target role.
For a pitch, provide at least 20 characters of background, a goal, and one of seven tones.
Generate the result through the AI endpoint.
Check every claim, edit mentally or after copying, rehearse aloud, and optionally download the PDF.
Returns Situation, Task, Action, Result, and delivery tips.
Produces approximately 30-, 60-, and 90-second versions.
STAR accepts an optional target role; pitches offer seven tones.
Copy individual outputs or download a sectioned PDF.
Turn an unstructured experience into a sequence that is easier to deliver.
Prepare a short version that states background and current goal.
STAR input is sent to the /star endpoint, which returns five structured fields. Pitch input is sent to /elevator-pitch, which returns pitch_30, pitch_60, and pitch_90. The page formats these results for copying and sends section data to the PDF endpoint when requested.
Typed plain text; no file upload is provided.
Structured on-page text, clipboard copy, and PDF.
STAR Story and Elevator Pitch.
Professional, Enthusiastic, Confident, Friendly, Formal, Warm, and Grateful.
Optional target-role context up to 120 characters.
The AI endpoints require at least 20 characters.
A pitch goal of at least two characters is required.
Generated results may add implications not established by the input.
Each run uses the rate-limited AI service.
Clarify what you personally owned, what changed because of your actions, and which result is verified.
Copy the shortest version, shorten long sentences, and rehearse until it sounds natural.
Scenario, role, background, goal, and tone are sent to server-side AI services when generation is requested. PDF export sends generated section text to the server-side PDF endpoint.
Use first-person actions rather than describing only the team.
Do not add metrics unless you can support them.
Rehearse the pitch aloud at a comfortable pace.
Prepare several STAR stories covering different competencies.
Keep separate examples for leadership, conflict, failure, prioritization, and measurable improvement.
Learn the key facts and sequence, then answer naturally instead of reciting generated wording.
STAR scenarios accept 20–10,000 characters and optional role text up to 120. Pitch background accepts 20–10,000 characters, goal 2–500, and tone up to 60. Both return structured JSON through rate-limited AI endpoints.
| Mode | Output | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| STAR Story | Situation, Task, Action, Result, tips | Behavioral questions |
| Elevator Pitch | 30-, 60-, and 90-second drafts | Introductions and networking |
Candidates preparing behavioral interviews, professionals introducing themselves at events, students practicing career-fair conversations, and career coaches developing example structures.
It may produce inaccurate implications, so verify every result and remove any metric not present in your real experience.
No. They are approximate drafts; actual duration depends on editing and speaking speed.
Yes. Each generated pitch has a copy control.
Yes. STAR stories and elevator-pitch sets can be downloaded as sectioned PDFs.
No. Generation sends the relevant text to server-side AI endpoints.