Praxy· AI career coach
Your AI career coach on WhatsApp
AI & Machine Learning·Productivity·HR & Recruiting
What is Praxy?
Praxy is an AI career coach.
<p>Your next interview, offer, or career decision can be talked through with Praxy, a career coach you reach by sending "hi" on WhatsApp. Send a résumé or a job link, then message or take a voice call to practise interviews, compare roles, negotiate an offer, or work out your next move. Praxy remembers your context between conversations, so you never start over. There is no new app to install.</p><p>Alongside coaching, Praxy Jobs searches more than 3 million listings from 53 sources with direct apply links, and helps you judge which roles are actually worth your time.</p><p>Praxy is free: coaching, voice mock interviews, resume feedback and the job search, with no plan to pick and no card. Built by Praxel in Bengaluru.</p>
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sometimes customers say they will join if you build a particular feature if possible make them commit by paying for multi-month subscription with the guarantee that you built the feature within a reasonable time frame otherwise them telling you that they will sign up if you build this that's just an empty promise
Force "I'll sign up if you build X" prospects to pre-commit with a multi-month plan
"Build X and I'll sign up" is one of the most expensive lies in early product development — you build the feature, they don't convert, and you're stuck maintaining bloat for one phantom prospect. Convert the conversation: "I'll build X if you prepay 6 months at full price, refundable if I don't ship by date Y." Real prospects pre-commit; tire-kickers go quiet. Either way you stop building features for non-customers.
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1We built Praxy because career advice is usually expensive or generic, and most people already live in WhatsApp. Send "hi" to start. I'd value feedback on where the coaching feels vague.