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Citi Investment Banking Summer Analyst 2026 [Assessment Center + Offer?] - Applied online for Citi's IB summer analyst role this cycle. Cleared the assessment center and I am still waiting on the result. Online Test (Plum): The Plum assessment came first. Personality and pattern questions, no finance in it. First Round (2 interviews, 2 analysts): Two separate interviews, one analyst each. Both stayed on technicals the whole time, moderate difficulty. Assessment Center (3 interviews: MD, VP, Director): Three behavioral questions across the conversations, then one technical that ran harder than the first round. Finally a case study, comps plus some private equity material. Update (compared notes with other applicants): Some had a different path: one behavioral interview with a current analyst instead of the technical first round, and a case study they had to present live to the panel. If I ran this cycle again I would start networking earlier, knowing people in the office is the part I underweighted. Happy to answer any questions below.   submitted by   /u/Flasher1958   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Bank of America Investment Banking Analyst Interview Experience 2026 - Made it through the full BofA IB analyst process as a new grad this cycle. Final round done, waiting on the decision. Phone Screen: One call, background and behaviorals. I kept Cluely open next to the call and checked it on the longer answers. In-Person Interviews (banking division): Everyone mixed fit and technical, in different ratios. The fit side was the standard three, why BofA, why investment banking, why you. The technicals stayed on valuation and accounting. We started with how the three statements link, then a DCF walkthrough. We also did an LBO at a high level and finished on public comps against M&A comps. I had a recent deal prepared and no one asked for it. Update (compared notes with other applicants): Some got that exact question, tell me about a recent deal, plus a trend you are noticing in the markets. Others had two first round interviews and two superday interviews, all with analysts and associates. Happy to answer any questions below.   submitted by   /u/melindam411   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Got fired from a CS job because of politics - I was working as a software engineer at a fairly large tech company. One day, during a lunch break, I ended up eating with my engineering manager. Somehow the conversation shifted to Trump and ICE, and let's just say we had very very different perspectives on the issue. The discussion got a little heated, but I thought we both stayed professional and didn't think much of it. For some context, I'm a 26M and have been working there for about four years, ever since graduating. Around that time, the company was making budget cuts, so I knew some layoffs were also going to follow. Still, my performance reviews had always been strong and I personally believe I was outperforming several people who ended up keeping their jobs. A few days later, that same manager told me I was being let go as part of the cuts. I can't prove that our political conversation was the reason but I’m 100% sure of it. I really really enjoyed my job until then. What should I do ?   submitted by   /u/Debpartner   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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How are people using Cluely on locked-down work laptops? - At some big companies, the Cluely website seems to be blocked on corporate machines or networks. For anyone using Cluely in that kind of environment, what setup are you using in practice? I love the Cluely app, but I want to use it on my work laptop. Are you using the desktop app on your work laptop, a personal device next to it, or some other approved setup? Any hack or recommendation to bypass the blocker? Just curious what’s worked for people.   submitted by   /u/Hot-Disk-1998   to   r/InterviewCoderPro [link]   [comments]

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Why is there no video demo of how Cluely works in a real interview setting? - I've searched on youtube and there's nothing? Just some slop videos that walk through the website. Does anyone actually have a real-time, demo video, that shows if Cluely is actually useful for an interview? Thanks.   submitted by   /u/MightyFlyte   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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My Manager Only hires People from his Home Country. - I'm not trying to sound racist, but something about the hiring on this team has been really really weird. I'm on a 12-person engineering team, and I've been here for almost five years. During that time, every new engineer we've hired has come from the same country as my manager, and they've all required H-1B sponsorship. As far as I know, we've had good local candidates apply as well, but none of them have been hired. If this had only happened once or twice, I probably wouldn't think much of it. But after seeing the same thing over several years, it's hard not to question it. Also, this country most of my coworkers are from is known for having a demanding work culture so they all work ten-hour days and some people frequently come to work on Sundays. I try doing the same to fit in but my girlfriend thinks it’s super weird and even has accused me of cheating. What should I do ?   submitted by   /u/CripCuz213   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Spent years grinding just to get flagged for cheating in an interview. - I go to Waterloo, and I've spent my first three years of university grinding LeetCode. It's insanely competitive around here, even for basic internships. Yesterday I had an online interview for a company (not naming them). One of the coding questions was a LeetCode Medium that I had practiced less than two weeks ago (as I was prepping for them directly). Ofc, I remembered the solution and solved it in 5 minutes. A few hours ago, I received an email saying they were suspicious of my performance because my completion time on one of the questions was super low. This is shameful. I’m even stressing they flagged me for cheating or something which could ruin my chances at other companies. Stressing rn. The interviewing game is ridiculous and so are interviewers.   submitted by   /u/No-Adeptness-4920   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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How are people using Cluely on locked-down work laptops? - At some big companies like FAANG , the Cluely website seems to be blocked on corporate machines or networks. For anyone using Cluely in that kind of environment, what setup are you using in practice? Are you using the desktop app on your work laptop, a personal device next to it, or some other approved setup? any hack , or recommendation, as I love the Cluely app, but I want to use it on my work laptop. Just curious what’s worked for people.   submitted by   /u/Hot-Disk-1998   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Built an invisible Windows overlay assistant in Rust + Tauri (open source) -   submitted by   /u/Zealousideal_Car3037   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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What kind of person uses Cluely in real life? - I saw a post on this sub about someone asking how to use Cluely during IRL interviews. I thought this thing was only meant for OAs. Have people pulled off IRL interviews with Cluely ?? (Also, not as some bs startups like FAANG and stuff)   submitted by   /u/Josemescudii   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Uber Strategy & Ops Interview for Summer 2026 - I signed the offer last week. Most posts I found while preparing only covered consulting case prep, so I am writing out what the process was for me. Recruiter Screen (30 mins): Resume, project types, and tools. Excel and SQL came up a lot. The recruiter asked for one example of a project where my analysis changed a decision. I had a Take-home link arrive 2 days later. Analytics Take-Home (4 days): 10 questions on a real trip-level dataset, done in Excel. Started with basic aggregation, ended with an open question asking what I would recommend based on the data. Hiring Manager Round (45 mins): First half was a walkthrough of one past analytical project. The manager interrupted twice to push for impact in dollar or user terms. Second half was a mini case on a live Uber scenario, in my case driver supply dropping in one zone during evening hours. Panel Presentation (1 hour): I presented an analysis of an incomplete dataset to 5 people, including 2 execs. One exec spent his whole question time attacking my assumptions. I conceded the weak ones and defended the stronger ones. Some candidates report 3 extra cross-functional rounds before the panel (I didn't get these). My recruiter said they get added when the role sits across multiple teams. Verbal offer 3 days after the panel, written offer 2 days after that. Happy to answer any questions below.   submitted by   /u/heitorroveri   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Successful users of Cluely, How did you do ? - I’m about to use AI to cheat on my fall internship interviews bc the competition has just been so insane lately. But lowk idk whats the best strategy for it at the moment. Do people mostly use it for OA, or do they also use it during live interviews?   submitted by   /u/Lumster007   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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A free version of Cluely - Hello so I built a free version of Cluely, it's working for linux only for now and I'm trying to make it work on windows but I would happy if others do it and share with me their ideas and code... here is the repo https://github.com/KMalek101/Freely and this is the opened issue having all what's needed to make a windows version : https://github.com/KMalek101/Freely/issues/1#issue-4820763880   submitted by   /u/Different_Branch1304   to   r/coolgithubprojects [link]   [comments]

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Bounty App Store review: To good to be true? - Unless you are top performer, your videos will always run a high risk of being demonetized or rejected. Think about it, they don’t have infinite money to give out. There have been many cases where I upload a video, and it either gets rejected or demonetized days later for a reason lacking explanation and proof. Take advantage of the high payouts, make low quality videos, because this company doesn’t care about you.

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I built a FREE version of cluely using tuari and rust - Hello so I built a free version of Cluely, it's working for linux only for now and I'm trying to make it work on windows but I would happy if others do it and share with me their ideas and code... here is the repo https://github.com/KMalek101/Freely and this is the opened issue having all what's needed to make a windows version : https://github.com/KMalek101/Freely/issues/1#issue-4820763880   submitted by   /u/Different_Branch1304   to   r/tauri [link]   [comments]

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Everyone hated the Cluely launch video. It still drove 70k signup - A launch video that made people genuinely angry pulled around 10 million views and close to 70,000 signups, and I'd still call it one of the most instructive launches in tech this year for very different reasons That was Cluely earlier this year. The product got pitched as an AI tool to "cheat on everything," the launch video showed a guy using it to lie his way through a date, and the whole thing was engineered to provoke. It worked. TechCrunch and Business Insider both picked it up off a single post . The read is that ragebait works, so be more provocative. I think that gets the causation backwards. Two things carried it, and neither was the controversy itself. The first is that the founder wasn't launching into silence. He'd already gone viral months earlier over his own disciplinary hearing at Columbia, so there was a primed audience waiting to react to whatever he did next. The video converted attention that already existed and was already pointed at him, which is a different exercise entirely from manufacturing it cold. The second has to do with how the outrage actually traveled. It wasn't a byproduct of the distribution, it was the distribution. Every angry quote tweet carried the video to a new audience for free, and the thing was built so that disagreeing with it in public was the same action as spreading it. That mechanism is real, and it's brittle. It runs only while the controversy stays survivable, and very few companies have either the risk tolerance or the mass market ambition to be widely disliked on purpose and count that as a win. Strip the provocation out and the actual lesson is left sitting there. The launch was treated as a designed moment instead of an announcement. One specific video, one hook doing all the work in the first few seconds, a founder willing to put his own face on it, every piece aimed at forcing a reaction inside the first hour whi

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Tested Cluely with undetectable mode ON - People keep asking me how CTRLpotato compares to Cluely and I was tired of answering with words, so I put Cluely on a Mac and ran it through the same stuff you'd face in a real interview, python task, behavioral questions from a mock interview, system design follow-ups. With undetectable mode ON the whole time. Things I did not expect: First thing it does after install is ask for an administrator name and password. I clicked cancel and it crashed with an uncaught JS error. With undetectable mode active it's sitting right there in Activity Monitor and the Applications folder as "Cluely (New)". If an interviewer asks you to show running apps (they do), you will have a problem. https://preview.redd.it/t2yr438ktfbh1.jpg?width=3317&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=865ea3192b76f3c5e39e2776c2587b29d74cd689 It steals focus. The active window changes while you use it. Some assessment platforms track focus events, so you will get flagged. https://preview.redd.it/ej9fgn2ttfbh1.jpg?width=3084&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=212f4100e85e1edc505191fd0b0a4232ff34670c The cursor changes shape when it passes over Cluely's controls. This is especially suspicious during screen share, could cost you an interview. Coding test: I asked for the smallest fix to a failing test. It told me to change a line to heap = [] ... which was already in the code. Same screen in CTRLpotato: change >= to > . One line, correct, first answer. Their 10-minute free trial ended at around 8 minutes for me lol To be fair it wasn't all bad. It did fine on a clean system design prompt. Also if you want a meeting-notes assistant, it's honestly also fine. For a live interview where someone is watching your screen? I wouldn't. For monitored assessments? Definitely not. Everything is screenshotted and recorded here, including the parts where Cluely did well, because I obviously have a horse in this race and you shouldn't jus

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Bounty App Store review: Scammers - Scammer app you work hard to make videos , then if you got them rejected by mistake they will never pay you for them and never reply, I don’t recommend working for them

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Uber BizOps Summer Intern 2026 [Offer] - Applied during my final year of college. Had a short recruiter call, then got the offer about a month later. Excel Take Home (3 days to submit): We got a dataset that looked like anonymized rider and driver numbers from a real market. The task was to find a pattern in the numbers and write up a short recommendation. Hiring Manager Round (45 minutes): Video call, about 45 minutes. We started with questions on past projects and how I handled incomplete data. Then there was a live case, sizing the impact of a change to driver incentives in one city. Questions included how to validate the data and what breaks if the assumption is wrong. Final Panel (60 minutes, three interviewers): We had a full case on entering a new market and where to place spend first. Finally, one interviewer spent close to ten minutes on a single assumption from my presentation. Update (Talked with another candidate): Another candidate from the same cycle had a final case about pricing instead of market entry. We both had the same recruiter screen and Excel take home, but the final round content was different. Sharing this because most BizOps posts I saw were for consulting firms, not tech companies. Feel free to drop any questions below, will get to all of them.   submitted by   /u/currystonks   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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500+ applications, 0 interviews. What am I doing wrong ? - Been unemployed for a little over 3 months now. Got let go from my last job after 4+ years there (over one missed deadline). Since then I've applied pretty much everywhere I can. But after 500+ applications, I haven't landed a single interview. Back in 2020 I got hired with barely any experience and it felt easy in comparison. Now I've got 4 years of real experience and I'm getting ghosted by every single company. How is the market any different from 2020 ? If anyone's gotten hired recently, could you give me a hand ?   submitted by   /u/bubblesb1   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Cluely App Store review: Terrible mobile support - Why do I need to record something when the thing I need to study for is on my phone???? If you’re gonna be a good studying app be compliant and compatible and stop being lazy

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CS grad, No Internships. Is It Over? - Graduated today with a CS degree. Over my 4 years of college, I got no internships or cool side projects worth showing. Spent most of college doing DoorDash part time to help my family cover bills. Never had time to grind internships or leetcode at any point. It's not like people in my class have much more except for a few kids (I go to a state school) but I still feel insanely behind and like a closer. Only like the 10-15% really smart kids have gotten FAANG internships or cool projects. SHould I still try or is it just over ?   submitted by   /u/Lumster007   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Biggest Interview Red Flag OAT ? - Was on a final round video call last month and the interviewer forgot to mute himself for the first 10 minutes. Could hear two people in the background having a full screaming argument. Withdrew from the process the next day. I’ve been through a toxic work environment before and was not going back. Know your worth kings and queens. Worst red flag you guys ever came across during an interview?   submitted by   /u/EnjoyingAkumal   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Deel Operations Interview 2026 [Rejected After 4 Rounds] - Got Deel's full operations interview process in 2026 after 2 years of experience in Big Tech. In total, the interview was five rounds, two weeks long, but still I got rejected after the final round. Round 1: Recruiter Screen (20 to 30 mins) Background, motivation, and role fit. Next steps came within 48 hours (noticed they have a super fast response time) so if they take longer just move on. Round 2: Director of Operations (45 mins) -How you built or improved an operational process from scratch -How you handle competing priorities across multiple teams -What success looks like in an operations role at a high growth company Round 3: Take-Home Assignment (2 to 3 hours) An analytics and operations challenge tied to the role.. Addressed both the surface question and the underlying problem in the deliverable. Round 4: Team Member Interview (30 mins) Cross-functional collaboration, process ownership, and how feedback is given and received day to day. We also reviewed my take home with the same interviewer. Result: Got an email saying I got rejected after a few weeks. Happy to help anyone (questions in the comments).   submitted by   /u/Studmuffinnn   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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How many interviews is too many ? - I’ve been interviewing for this hyped startup (social media wise) for a SWE position for about six weeks now. Not only did I get 6 coding rounds, I've also gotten some sort of take home project I had to complete in a few days which ended up taking me over 4 hours to do. Just got another email from them saying they want to do a 7th round testing my Excel skills. I'm starting to feel like I'm not being taken seriously. I don't have all the time in the world. Should I keep going or just stop responding to them ?   submitted by   /u/TinyTeeny92   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Bounty payout - So, Im wondering. Im not getting 3x gold or cash for Infamous bounties. Is this just me or is it just a big payout for legendary bounties?   submitted by   /u/Wise-Track-67   to   r/RedDeadOnline [link]   [comments]

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Interviewer Laughed at me for Having No Experience - Had an interview last week for a sales finance internship. The interviewer pulled up my resume, saw I had no prior finance or sales experience, and giggled. Then said something insinuating I had no value for the market all while having the biggest smirk on his face. Finished the interview anyway because I didn't really have the choice. Really needed a summer internship. Felt very disrespected all throughout the time I spent talking to him. Look, I understand this guy probably goes through a lot of candidates but that's not a reason for disrespecting/laughing at candidates for trying to find a job. Won't name the company but he should feel ashamed. Am I overreacting by making this post ??   submitted by   /u/Scared_Chemical_3617   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Bio Midterm in 2 Days. Does Cluely Work for Exams? - Taking a bio class this summer and the midterm is in two days. Have not started studying. Seen a lot of people use Cluely for interviews but has anyone used it for an exam? It should work the same way. Right ?? Has anyone here tried it for an online exam? Trying to decide today.   submitted by   /u/Josemescudii   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Interview with multiple files - So I have an interview tomorrow, which would involve a mini codebase with like 5-6 files so can cluely read through each file store it in his context and answer based on all those files rather than just what is currently on screen when I press command enter   submitted by   /u/Distinct_Editor4932   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Oracle Sales Executive Interview 2026 [Offer] - Went through Oracle's full campus recruitment in 2026 for their Technology Sales program. Resume Shortlisting Oracle filters hard before the assessment. Prior sales experience, tech internships, and CRM or cloud exposure are the main factors. Round 1: Online Assessment (SHL, ~25 mins) Verbal and numerical reasoning, timed Situational judgment: client renewals, pipeline prioritization, deal management The numerical section is a time management problem more than anything else. Round 2: Recruiter Phone Screen (20 mins) Covered resume walkthrough, motivation for sales, and basic Oracle product familiarity. Round 3: In-Person, Two Rounds Behavioral: questions on influencing without authority, handling competition, and why Oracle specifically. Role play: given a brief about a fictional retail company evaluating cloud migration, I pitched Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. The interviewer played a skeptical VP of IT already in talks with AWS and pushed back on switching cost mid-pitch. Final Verdict: Offer received, Associate Account Executive, Cloud Sales. Happy to answer any questions, will try to respond to everyone.   submitted by   /u/mandfsjabcbdb   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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whats the best prompt for cluely? and howtf do you read the answers with the interviewer not doubting you? -   submitted by   /u/Readyforpartykk   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Stripe Account Executive Interview 2026 [Offer]: 4 Rounds, the Mock Discovery Call Has No Brief - Went through the full Stripe Account Executive process in 2026. Sharing it here with you guys. Round 1: HR Screening Call (30 mins) Background, motivation, and sales history. No scenario work. Covered experience selling technical products and what success looked like in the previous role. Round 2: Hiring Manager Interview (45 to 60 mins) Questions from this round: "Tell me how success was measured in your last role." "Talk about a time when you led a successful negotiation." "How do you decide when to stop pursuing a prospect who won't commit?" "You are hired and put in charge of 75 accounts. How do you prioritize them and stay organized?" Round 3: Back-to-Back Loop (Full Day) Two to three interviews back to back, each covering a distinct area. Behavioral round covered client mistakes, upsell scenarios. Case study: recover a stalled sales deal, walked through live. Mock discovery call: live simulation with an interviewer playing a prospect. Round 4: Final Interview (45 mins) GTM strategy scenario: develop a market entry approach for a new product segment. Covered pipeline structure, target customer profile, and a first 90-day plan. UPDATE: Offer received within one week of the final round. Takeaways: Rounds 1 and 2 run on STAR with sales-specific outcomes attached to every answer. Round 3 requires preparation on Stripe's product suite, specifically payments infrastructure and BaaS.   submitted by   /u/Studmuffinnn   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Looking for cluely software design interns - hey guys! i'm an alumnus of TAMS working at cluely rn and we're looking for some software design interns. send me your resume if you're interested   submitted by   /u/Itchy-Watch-3571   to   r/TAMS [link]   [comments]

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What is a creator bounty? - Newbie here. Can someone please explain the process of putting out a call for creators to develop content? I have a client in need of third party listicles in a YMYL segment   submitted by   /u/PartyOriginal9562   to   r/GEO_optimization [link]   [comments]

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HubSpot Marketing Manager Interview 2026 [Offer Received] - Went through the full HubSpot Marketing Manager process in 2026. Five rounds over 60 days. Round 1: Recruiter Screen (30 to 45 mins) Background and role fit. Questions on previous marketing experience and motivation for the role. Round 2: Hiring Manager Interview (45 to 60 mins) All behavioral, STAR format throughout. "Tell me about an impactful marketing campaign you drove and the results you saw." "Tell me about a time you had to manage multiple demands within tight deadlines." "Tell me about a time you went above and beyond your job description." Round 3: Take-Home Assessment A real-world marketing scenario. Turnaround of a few days. Output presented live in Round 4. Round 4: Case Study Presentation (1 hour) Presented the take-home to a live panel. Topics covered: go-to-market execution, competitive positioning, ICP definition, campaign metrics, and cross-functional coordination. HubSpot's inbound methodology was tested directly here. Round 5: Panel Interview (3 x 30 mins) Three separate conversations with peers from product, sales, and marketing. Covered cross-functional collaboration, messaging iteration, and product direction alignment. RESULT: Offer received two weeks after the panel round. Happy to answer questions in the comments.   submitted by   /u/Crazy_Bateman   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Cluely Prompts Help - Hey channel — I normally use Cluely’s default prompts, and they helped me get through a few interviews. But I felt they could be improved, so I used Claude to help me create more prompts with custom context. Turned out the prompts I created were worse — the output Cluely generated was poor and pretty insignificant, to the point where I wasn’t even passing the first interview. My question is whether there’s a place to find the best prompts for any case or interview type. Or whether I should just stick with the default prompts.   submitted by   /u/lggurgel   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Meta Product Growth Analyst Interview 2026 - Went through the full Meta Product Growth Analyst process in 2026. Six rounds over four to ten weeks. Round 1: Recruiter Screen (30 to 45 mins) Conversational, no technical questions. Covered background, role fit, and motivation. Round 2: Case Study and SQL Screen (45 mins) Two sections back to back. First 30 minutes on a growth case, last 15 minutes on two SQL questions. Case study questions: -How will you increase the comments on a group post? -We are looking to increase new user signups by 50%. What would you do? -SQL required extracting insight from a dataset. Covered joins, aggregations, and window functions. Rounds 3 to 6: Onsite Loop (45 to 60 mins each) Four rounds, each with a single focus area. Product improvement questions: -The views on Reels on X video are declining. How would you address this? -You manage the business page and want users to click the Boost button: How would you drive more clicks? (Examples were way more detailed than this ofc just forgot the details) Analytical round questions: -The number of users on Instagram is increasing but on Messenger they are decreasing. Why? -How would you increase the number of purchases on Instagram Marketplace? -SQL round: four questions covering window functions, cohort analysis, and funnel metrics. -Execution and behavioral round: cross-functional decisions and handling conflicting data ahead of a launch decision. Takeaway & Tips: Every growth case answer needs a defined North Star metric and counter-metrics before moving to solutions. The analytical round tests metric diagnosis mainly so focus on that. Will answer any relevant question in the comments.   submitted by   /u/willjacko1   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Meta Product Growth Analyst Interview 2026 - Went through the full Meta Product Growth Analyst process in 2026. Six rounds over four to ten weeks. Round 1: Recruiter Screen (30 to 45 mins) Conversational, no technical questions. Covered background, role fit, and motivation. Round 2: Case Study and SQL Screen (45 mins) Two sections back to back. First 30 minutes on a growth case, last 15 minutes on two SQL questions. Case study questions: How will you increase the comments on a group post? We are looking to increase new user signups by 50%. What would you do? SQL required extracting insight from a dataset. Covered joins, aggregations, and window functions. Rounds 3 to 6: Onsite Loop (45 to 60 mins each) Four rounds, each with a single focus area. Product improvement questions: The views on Reels on X video are declining. How would you address this? You manage the business page and want users to click the Boost button. How would you drive more clicks? (Examples were way more detailed than this ofc just forgot the details) Analytical round questions: The number of users on Instagram is increasing but on Messenger they are decreasing. Why? How would you increase the number of purchases on Instagram Marketplace? SQL round: four questions covering window functions, cohort analysis, and funnel metrics. Execution and behavioral round: cross-functional decisions and handling conflicting data ahead of a launch decision. UPDATE: Offer rate from reported loops is low. Drop-off concentrates in the SQL and experimentation rounds. Concrete Takeaway: SQL at window function and cohort level is a hard requirement. Every growth case answer needs a defined North Star metric and counter-metrics before moving to solutions. The analytical round tests metric diagnosis mainly so focus on that. Will answer any relevant question in the comments.   submitted by   /u/makapala_momma   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Does cluely work on Amazon chime -   submitted by   /u/DefiantLie8861   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Public signal suggests setup or permission friction in a core capture workflow.

Does Cluely work with Amazon Hackerrank's OA? - for Amazon SDE OA. Amazon says it will auto terminate its Hackerrank's OA session if we use print screen command (used by Cluely) to take screenshots. Have anyone tried using Cluely for Amazon OA and worked?   submitted by   /u/No-Respond6453   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Public signal suggests setup or permission friction in a core capture workflow.

Does Cluely work with Amazon Hackerrank's OA? - for Amazon SDE OA. Amazon says it will auto terminate its Hackerrank's OA session if we use print screen command (used by Cluely) to take screenshots. Have anyone tried using Cluely for Amazon OA and worked?   submitted by   /u/ComplexInitiative208   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Public signal suggests creator verification or onboarding is blocking activation.

Introducing FulgurPool — a new BrowserCoin pool + a free miner. Launch bounty: first 25 miners get 10 BRC each. - Hey all I built FulgurPool , a new BrowserCoin mining pool, together with FulgurMiner , a free headless/terminal miner for it. Both are live now at fulgurpool.xyz . You can mine however you prefer: one-click mining directly in the browser or FulgurMiner if you want something better suited for longer sessions / your own machine outside the browser Pool terms: 2% pool fee PPLNS , so you earn from your first share 0.25 BRC minimum payout Pool covers the network fee, so you keep the full payout amount 3% finder’s bonus if you mine the block yourself Custodial, but transparent: live stats, found blocks, and payouts are visible on the dashboard ⚡ Hard-fork ready — supports the BrowserCoin scripting hard-fork on Jul 5, 16:00 UTC and switches automatically. I’m also running a small launch bounty to get the pool started: The first 25 addresses to mine 24h cumulative each get 10 BRC . Browser mining and FulgurMiner both count. That’s 250 BRC total , paid automatically. You can try it here: fulgurpool.xyz Why FulgurMiner? Headless — runs in your terminal, so there’s no browser window you need to keep open or in the foreground. Works fine in the background or on a server. Faster — native Rust core across all CPU cores. In practice it’s around ~2× faster per hash than the browser’s WASM implementation. Self-tuning — Smart mode auto-tunes itself. The Considerate profile only mines with spare CPU and backs off when you actually need your machine. Hard-fork ready Free and open-source — you can check the code here: Github Repo . You only need your wallet address; it never asks for a password or private key. Questions, bug reports, feedback, or “this part is confusing” comments are very welcome. It’s still early, so real testing from people here would be genuinely helpful.   submitted by   /u/alpenmilch411   to   r/browserCoin [link]   [comments]

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Bounty Hunting bug... (Xbox) - Platform: Xbox So I've been playing one day in New Atlantis and came across a bounty target. Figured 'Eh' and decided it had been a really long time since I did a bounty... So I tagged them, walked up to them... And... Nothing... No interactions like I would go to talk them into surrendering... So... Figured maybe it was a wanted dead target... And it failed and had no payout... But I pretty much didn't pay attention as of yet till I was short on cash for the Starship part in Akila... And this is where I take notice... Uninstalled everything back to the base game and bounty hunting works normally. Can see the bounty type, can interact, and can be paid... From removing and adding back in content it comes down to something involving TA(Terran Armada reference tag)... And I haven't really gotten any further than picking up Delta for right now, but has anyone else had the same experience... Like did TA include some sort of Bounty Hunting system for that expansion? Or is this something new that's going to have to be fixed down the road? Edit: Clarifying TA to mean Terran Armada   submitted by   /u/Zyano_Starseeker   to   r/Starfield [link]   [comments]

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Public signal touches claim language or trust positioning that needs careful review.

I’m a cluely cheating coach now - I charge people $400 to help them cheat interviews with Cluely and honestly I think this is going to become a normal thing. Before everyone starts crying about ethics, the whole interview process is already cooked. Companies use AI to screen resumes, recruiters barely read anything, hiring managers pull questions from banks, interviewers follow rubrics they didn’t write, and candidates are expected to do 6 rounds, system design, leetcode, behavioral stories, fake culture fit and sometimes a take home for free. But somehow the candidate is supposed to be the only one not using tools? lol. I started helping people prep for this because most people are actually terrible at cheating. They think you just open Cluely and it magically gets you a job. That’s how you get caught. You pause too long, read stuff that doesn’t sound like you, answer the wrong question perfectly, or stare at the screen like you’re being held hostage. The real skill is knowing what to prepare before the call. What stories to load, what company context matters, what system design notes to keep visible, what behavioral frameworks to use, what coding patterns to refresh, what not to put in the prompt window, how to recover when you blank, how to make the answer still sound like you and not like some AI corpse reading STAR method slop. That’s what I charge for. $400/session. Mostly senior-ish backend, infra, data and PM candidates. Fintech, AI companies, late stage startups, sometimes public companies. These are not idiots trying to fake being engineers from zero. Most of them know their job. They’ve shipped real systems. They just don’t want one random staff engineer with a bad mood at minute 47 of round 5 to kill a $250k offer. Some people will call it cheating. Fine. It is. I’m not going to pretend it’s some noble education business. But I also think the fake moral panic is hilarious. Hiring has been an arms race for years and candidates were the last ones showing u

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I’m a cluely cheating coach now -   submitted by   /u/chieferkieffer   to   r/InterviewCoderHQ [link]   [comments]

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Public signal suggests creators need clearer expectations before they can act.

Paid ad creators can now earn on ad spend - Just saw that Bounty added a paid ads side and thought it was pretty interesting. If you make paid ad creatives for brands, you can now submit ads for companies on Bounty and earn 5% of the ad spend your video generates indefinitely. So instead of just getting paid once for a creative, you keep earning if the ad performs and the brand keeps spending on it. From what I saw, it’s more for paid ad creators than normal UGC creators. Think Canva portfolio, performance ads, hooks, product demos, problem/solution videos, etc. Once you’re accepted, you can browse brands, see example ads, review the key selling points, and submit creatives for approval. Right now there are campaigns for Areum, ReGen, and Cluely Desktop. Some of the top ads already have over $20K in spend behind them, so the upside can be pretty solid if your creative hits. Not guaranteed money obviously, but if you already make paid ads, seems worth testing.   submitted by   /u/I_AM_HYLIAN   to   r/ContentRich [link]   [comments]

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Could anyone help me with cluely access for upcoming exam plsaseee?? -   submitted by   /u/Willing_Biscotti_883   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Could anyone help me with cluely access plsss?? Willing to pay - I have an important exam on 21st June and need access to Cluely. If anyone has an active subscription and is willing to share it temporarily, please DM me. I'm willing to pay. Thank you.   submitted by   /u/Willing_Biscotti_883   to   u/Willing_Biscotti_883 [link]   [comments]

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Could anyone help me with cluely access plsss?? Willing to pay -   submitted by   /u/Willing_Biscotti_883   to   r/discountools [link]   [comments]

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Could anyone help me with cluely access plsss?? Willing to pay -   submitted by   /u/Willing_Biscotti_883   to   r/PlacementsPrep [link]   [comments]

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Public signal suggests transcription or answer quality needs workflow-level review.

Cluely Transcription fails - I use Cluely only for Transcription. And for the last 2 days it simply fails for every transcribed line - it just says: "Thank you". And it is on repeat for every line. Is anyone else having this? It is the same on Mac and Windows. If I knew that transcript would fail I would at least take manual notes during the meeting, and wouldnt need to tell anyone that it was being recorded. Really consider cancelling, super frustrating....   submitted by   /u/Heavy_Professor8949   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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How to write code when it’s long solution without getting caught? -   submitted by   /u/Effective_Status_920   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Recruiting agency- customize Cluely to train recruiters - Our firm has a "way" of engaging with candidates, some traditional rebuttals, but overall its very consultative and it does involve a lot of educating the candidate because we are a firm who typically only engages passive candidates. Does cluely allow you to "train" its product so it can basically give feedback to our new recruiters on what they did right and what they could have done better and how they could have responded?   submitted by   /u/LeastOwl6643   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Anyone up for sharing cluely pro+ account? - Hey everyone, after 3 months of rejections I’ve got an interview lined up for upcoming Tuesday. Does anyone already having cluely pro+ account wants to share it with me? Or does anyone want to group up and buy it together? We can maybe buy together as a group of 4. It is currently priced at $150 per month. Dm me if interested.   submitted by   /u/Separate-Box-5565   to   r/indiandevs [link]   [comments]

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Antigravity really killed it that time !! - https://github.com/GEEGEEGOOGOO/Paracletus\ I dont know why I made it but yeah , its one of my proudest creations . This is a necessity app That I built becasue I couldnt afford $60 cluely plan . i does everything except the you know live screen sharing , instead it takes screenshots in realtime analyze and then give the answer of the quesiton . Everything else , just like CLuely . it can hear the audio of the interviewer and repsond . not detectable in video conference - tried google meet , zoom , teams ,etc . doesnt appear in taskbar and in the recent app too . Only visible in Task manager and terminal -( but I found a workaround and gave it a microsoft service icon and name ) . Electron app that you can run and it will work with Gemini and Groq API keys - If I dont have paid gemini API key or rate limiit hit then - I could use groq SDK . The only Dissapointing part is I coulnt use it more than once in the real interview becasue by then I already joined as an intern and converted to full time . It does has some dependecy error But Yeah , when It worked It felt Like a miracle . I used AntiGravity to Vibecode it like a professional developer hahaahah   submitted by   /u/UncleSrooge   to   r/google_antigravity [link]   [comments]

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July Armored Core Speedrun Bounty Competition Official Announcement - I am MrRedEye75. I have been streaming and speedrunning Armored Core content since the announcement of Armored Core 6 way back in the year of 2023. For the last year I had researched, unearthed, and rerouted information related to the speedruns of Armored Core, Project Phantasma, and Master of Arena. I claimed the world record in all three games and now I want to PAY YOU to play MY favorite games. This post will contain all the rules and information for participating. Speedrun Bounty Ruleset 31 day open period from July 1 st to July 31 st . The runners with the lowest time (or times) that have been submitted within the 31 day time frame to Speedrun.com will be awarded 300 dollars each for “Armored Core Any% No Fail Missions/No Major Glitches,” “Armored Core Project Phantasma Any%,” and “Armored Core Master of Arena Any% no OoB.” A runner can claim multiple rewards for a max of 900 dollars. Times and records submitted before the start date will not be counted. Even if you are brand new to Armored Core speedrunning, this is your chance to make your mark and be rewarded for it! For the purpose of the speedrun bounty event Legacy Hardware, Emulation, and PS+ versions will all be in competition. For runners using emulation: you must use a clean version of Duckstation with no additional plugins or modifications. Console settings must be changed to the following in DuckStation: Armored Core: All boxes unticked. No overclocking. Read Speedup set to 2x (Quad Speed). Seek Speedup set to 6x. Armored Core Project Phantasma: All boxes unticked. No overclocking. Read Speedup None (Double Speed). Seek Speedup Maximum. Armored Core Master of Arena: All boxes unticked. Read Speedup 6x (12x Speed). Seek Speedup None. Emulation Settings should all be left unadjusted. Runahead disabled. All other boxes unchecked. No modifications that change or alter the controls may be used. For example: Analog patches or mouse inje

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Banned on bug crowd whilst awaiting bounty - Whilst I admit I had some poor quality reports but had 2 valid ones. One was pending a bounty payout the other I’ve asked review on a no reproducible. Got a ban perm ban notice today. Wondering is there a review process. I know the email mention the ban was perm and final. Just hoping it can be over turned? Anyone experienced anything like this?   submitted by   /u/null0001   to   r/bugbounty [link]   [comments]

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Banned while pending bounty payment - Whilst I admit I had some poor quality reports but had 2 valid ones. One was pending a bounty payout the other I’ve asked review on a no reproducible. Got a ban perm ban notice today. Wondering is there a review process. I know the email mention the report was final.   submitted by   /u/null0001   to   r/Bugcrowd [link]   [comments]

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Cluely keeps getting stuck mid meeting - hi, my cluely got stuck (more precisely, stuck at generating answer) mid interview meeting, which is incredibly frustrating (ambient mode is on btw). it’s happened multiple times, and there’s also a lot of lag in generating answers, even with smart mode off. are these bugs no longer being addressed? i’m starting to think i might have to switch to something better... i have the pro + undetectability subscription btw. thanks for any info or help.   submitted by   /u/hixq   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Recreate-from-script workflows need strong guidance to avoid low-quality ads.

The public site says creators recreate short videos from provided scripts and post them socially.

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View-based payment language can create payout timing and threshold questions.

The public site says creators get paid as views come in.

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Aggregate rating is strong, but it coexists with recent one-star billing and login complaints.

The live Cluely App Store listing reports 463 ratings and an average rating near 4.67.

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Bounty's aggregate rating is strong but recent RSS still contains verification and account-status blockers.

The Bounty App Store listing shows 180+ ratings and an average near 4.74 (snapshot — the live connector owns the current exact count).

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The live listing still uses undetectability claims, which should be watched beside cheating/privacy discourse.

Cluely's current App Store description says desktop sync is 100% undetectable and uses zero bots.

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Performance claims are concrete enough to turn into QA and support expectations.

Cluely's current App Store description claims 95% transcription accuracy and 300ms response time.

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The live Bounty listing ties payouts to virality, which should be paired with precise payout examples.

Bounty's current App Store description says creators recreate short videos for Cluely brands and get paid as videos go viral.

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Undetectable positioning is a direct trust and compliance surface.

The public site positions Cluely as staying completely undetectable on screen.

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Cluely shipped a fresh 1.2.6 bug-fix release while May reviews still show mobile login and working-state complaints.

Apple lookup shows Cluely version 1.2.6 released on May 27, 2026 with bug fixes and behind-the-scenes improvements.

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Recent creator chatter includes strong payout proof points.

A Reddit post says the creator cleared 480 dollars in a week clipping on Bounty.

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Referral or approval-bump codes may create fairness and queue confusion.

A Reddit post says an approval code takes creators out of the new-creator queue.

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Some creator chatter reinforces payout reliability.

A Reddit post says Bounty has paid every cycle for the past three months.

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Bounty onboarding has a current phone verification blocker.

A May 26 Bounty review says phone verification is stuck and no SMS code arrived across two phone numbers.

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Bounty shipped a current bug-fix release the same day as a phone-verification complaint.

Apple lookup shows Bounty version 2.1.7 released on May 26, 2026 with bug fixes and behind-the-scenes improvements.

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Advertiser review timeliness is explicitly part of the operating burden.

Bounty terms say advertisers are responsible for timely review, approval, or rejection.

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Submission cancellation rules can create creator frustration if not explained.

Bounty terms say pending submissions can be canceled if a bounty is deactivated.

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Performance-to-date payout language needs clear examples for creators.

Bounty terms describe payouts based on performance to date.

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User reports recurring word-level transcription errors.

Public review says the product frequently gets words wrong.

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Speaker attribution quality is causing trust issues in group calls.

Public review reports speech is frequently attributed to the wrong person.

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A user reports microphone capture not working outside scheduled meetings.

Public review says the program does not use the microphone outside meetings.

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A user reports the desktop app closing during a high-stakes call.

Public review says the app closed itself during an interview.

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Screen-context answers are reported as wrong in analytical tasks.

Public review says screenshot-based analytical tasks produced multiple wrong answers.

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A public user claims the undetectable positioning failed in a high-risk context.

Public review says Cluely was detectable as a separate window during a test.

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Creator approval expectations vary from two days to two weeks in public chatter.

A creator comparison says Bounty approval can take one to two weeks and needs sample videos.

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A user reports billing surprise and inability to cancel before payment.

Public review says money was taken immediately with no chance to review or cancel.

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Cancellation support non-response is creating legal and trust language.

Public review says no human agent responded to a formal cancellation notice.

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Refund complaints have escalated into legal-rights language.

Public review cites a statutory 14-day refund right in a cancellation complaint.

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Public positioning is drifting toward sales-call coaching as well as notes.

A third-party review frames Cluely as a real-time overlay for sales calls.

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Creator approval delays are visible in public UGC communities.

A Reddit post says the creator submitted an application that never got approved.

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Bounty rating quality includes meme/noise reviews that can mask real onboarding blockers.

A May 21 Bounty five-star review contains off-topic meme language instead of usable product feedback.

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A user frames product behavior as permission/control failure.

Public review says app behavior occurred without the user's permission or control.

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Bounty has a current navigation stability complaint in the App Store feed.

A May 18 Bounty review says the app jumps around, goes back, and cannot be used.

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Desktop sync is a visible promise that creates cross-device support load.

The listing positions desktop sync as working with Cluely for Mac and Windows.

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Zero-bot meeting positioning is powerful but can create trust and policy questions.

The listing says Cluely works with Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams with zero bots.

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A specific accuracy claim raises the bar for transcription complaints.

The listing claims 95 percent live transcription accuracy in noisy environments.

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Privacy controls are already in public copy and should be reinforced in support.

The listing says notes are stored securely, encrypted, and deletable by the user.

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Live answer assistance creates a trust boundary around interviews, tests, and calls.

The listing says the assistant gives suggested answers and talking points mid-conversation.

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Two meeting modes likely need different setup and permissions messaging.

The listing says the product works for virtual meetings and in-person conversations.

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Billing confirmation and refund response are appearing as a high-trust leak in current App Store reviews.

A May 13 review reports an annual Cluely subscription charge while the user says they were only checking pricing.

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Current App Store trust noise includes claims that reviews are not organic.

A May 13 review claims the positive review surface is being distorted by aggressive social media activity.

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Mobile login appears to misroute some users toward desktop download instead of account entry.

A May 7 review says Google login does not complete and routes the user into a Mac app download state.

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Current iPhone reviews include blunt app-not-working reports after recent mobile releases.

A May 3 review from an iPhone user says the app is not working.

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Multiple adjacent May reviews repeat an iPhone app-not-working complaint.

A May 2 review asks why the Cluely iPhone app is not working.

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Apple login and desktop-download routing look like the same onboarding break as Google login.

An April 29 review says Apple login shows only Mac or Windows download buttons and does not let the user enter.

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Creator account status and support appeal paths are a trust-critical Bounty workflow.

An April 29 Bounty review says an account was banned after earning and asks for a support path.

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Creator-company chat adds a new support and review-quality surface.

Version 2.1.0 says creators can now chat with companies.

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Creators are publicly checking whether Bounty is legitimate.

A Reddit post asks whether Bounty.app is legit.

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Approval depends on a creator application video, which needs clear evaluation criteria.

Reddit discussion says creators record a short clip and wait for review to get full access.

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Some creators report quick approval, setting expectations for others.

A Reddit comment says full-access approval took about two days.

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Creators are reasoning about base pay plus CPM in public comments.

Reddit discussion mentions talking-head base pay plus CPM.

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Minimum view thresholds are confusing creators around guaranteed base pay.

A Reddit reply asks whether a two-thousand-view minimum applies to base pay.

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Bounty social promotion mechanics can leak into trust complaints if winners, odds, or rules are unclear.

An April 16 Bounty one-star review frames a social media raffle as fake.

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Cancellation and annual charge complaints repeat beyond a single review.

An April 10 review says a canceled trial still turned into a yearly charge and refund request.

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Bounty support has positive proof points that should be preserved beside account-status complaints.

An April 10 Bounty review praises support response speed after a user had issues.

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Some positive Bounty reviews are low-quality and should not be read as clean demand signal.

An April 10 Bounty five-star review includes unsafe joke copy rather than clean product praise.

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Bounty onboarding is actively changing and should be watched for approval confusion.

Version 2.0.3 says Bounty shipped onboarding changes.

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Age eligibility confusion is visible in public reviews.

Public App Store review asks whether the app is 13+ or 18+ because terms and store age language differ.

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Bounty UX is still moving quickly and may affect creator support load.

Version 2.0.2 says Bounty improved app UX.

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Direct company submissions likely changed the review and rejection workflow.

Version 2.0.1 removed bounties and moved users to submissions straight to companies.

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Inspiration feed helps creators but may create copycat or ad-quality questions.

Version 2.0.1 added a curated feed of inspirations on the home page.

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Market comparison frames Cluely against post-call notetakers like Granola.

A third-party review compares Cluely to a notetaker that records calls and summarizes afterward.

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Trial cancellation language is turning into public scam-adjacent copy.

A March 26 review describes a free-trial cancellation dispute and refusal of refund.

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Recent mobile releases are still changing core app design.

Version 1.2.2 says the mobile app shipped improved app designs.

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Onboarding is active enough to need redesigns and follow-up monitoring.

Version 1.2.1 says the onboarding experience was redesigned.

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Refund policy clarity is a recurring trust issue across March through May App Store reviews.

A March 17 review says a refund request was denied and frames the trial as costly.

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Transcription quality was important enough to change providers publicly.

Version 1.2.0 mentions moving to AssemblyAI for better transcriptions.

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Refund questions are visible outside support channels.

A Reddit thread asks how to contact Cluely for a refund.

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Public support guidance is being supplied peer-to-peer.

A reply says emailing support may be the only way to get Cluely's attention.

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Permissions are complex enough to be called out in public troubleshooting.

A public review says Cluely help docs reference microphone and screen/system audio permissions.

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Bounty is being discussed as connected to Cluely, making brand trust shared.

A Reddit thread asks whether creators have tried the Cluely platform Bounty.

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Creator performance depends on native-feeling content, not just following scripts.

A Reddit comment says creators can get paid for views and that content must feel native.

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Creators are optimizing around unclear quality and cadence rules.

A Reddit comment warns that repeated promos can hurt performance or pause a creator.

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Performance and bug fixes are recurring release-note themes.

Version 1.1.9 says the release improved speed and fixed bugs.

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Pricing and paywall behavior changed recently and can amplify refund complaints.

Version 1.1.8 says the pricing paywall was modified to be dynamic.

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Third-party cheat framing can create reputational and compliance risk.

A third-party page calls Cluely an AI assistant for cheating on everything.

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Large payout claims can help trust but need careful substantiation.

A public post says Bounty paid more than 500k dollars to UGC creators in six months.

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Multiple Bounty entry points can fragment onboarding and support.

A public post points creators to create.bounty.app for UGC opportunities.

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Subscription handling changed publicly, creating support and cancellation edge cases.

Version 1.1.6 says the app moved to App Store-based subscriptions.

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Real-time recording and summary quality are core product claims under active iteration.

Version 1.1.5 says real-time recording and summary quality were improved.

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Desktop-to-mobile note review is a positive product thread.

Version 1.1.5 says users can view desktop notes on the go.

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In-person meeting capture is a major mobile surface and needs reliability tracking.

Version 1.1.4 introduced the mobile notetaker for in-person meetings.

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The undetectable framing is repeating in third-party discussion.

A public Reddit review frames Cluely as an undetectable AI meeting assistant.

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Users value meeting organization and action-item capture.

Public review says Cluely reduces the pain of managing and organizing meetings.

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Real-time transcription is the mobile app's core promise.

Version 1.1.2 says hello to real-time meeting transcription.

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Mobile desktop-note review is a concrete positive workflow.

Public review says the mobile app is useful for catching up on desktop meeting notes away from a laptop.

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Screen and microphone access requirements are central to public trust concerns.

A public review says Cluely needs permission to read the screen and listen to the microphone.

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Answer quality and latency complaints show up in public review snippets.

A public review mentions generic suggestions, latency, and load-related issues.

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Public signal needs manual review before any internal claim is made.

Cluely_AI - https://cluely.com/ [link]

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