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Banks don’t gaf if you use Cluely. - A friend of mine vibecoded a simple project very similar to Cluely as a side project and tried it during an interview at a large bank (this guy is completely crazy btw). It wasn't even designed to be undetectable. Just it was invisible to other people if you shared your screen. No advanced anti-detection features or anything like that. It was essentially a weekend project almost entirely vibecoded. Nothing flagged it during the interview and the interviewer wasn't even suspicious of anything. He ended up getting the job as a summer analyst there. I honestly think most big firms (especially banks) have given up on trying to bust cheaters. They know everyone uses Claude on the daily job anyway.   submitted by   /u/bealziboth   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Kimi K3 will make Cluely Impossible to Detect. - I was talking to a friend who works on Cluely, and he mentioned that some of the latest open models (Kimi K3 especially) have noticeably improved the quality of the software. Notably, It’s been getting really good at process, module, and window enumeration which is basically everything big tech has been known to do in order to detect any additional software in interviews. He told me he thinks most companies have given up and will eventually announce that AI assistance is allowed during interviews. RIP big tech (2000-2026)   submitted by   /u/sholton1988   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Bypassed Blocked Laptops with Cluely during Interviews - I was interviewing for a banking job in New York and lowk hadn't studied at all so figured out I'd use Cluely (need to stop partying all the time lmao). When I arrived for the first interview, we were given a company laptop about 30 minutes beforehand to get set up. I plugged in my USB drive and tried to download Cluely, but it was blocked by the laptop's security policies. That round was behavioral though, so it didn't matter. I knew the second round required a lot of technical knowledge, especially in programming and problem-solving. So I tried a bunch of stuff back home like renaming the software, changing its location and modifying its icon to try to make it undetectable. Plugged the USB again and this time, it did work. Launched normally and had the time to set it up before the interview started. Also, the interviewer was sitting in front of me so I managed to use it for a bunch of technical questions. Made it out and got an intern offer as summer analyst, won’t name the bank. Screw you big banking lmao 😂😂.   submitted by   /u/Dorwells   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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How I Got a 2026 Investment Banking Analyst Offer at Centerview Partners - Posting because I found essentially nothing useful about this process when I was prepping. Applied through a campus contact, not the portal. Came from a target school. First Round One interviewer, a second-year analyst, 30 minutes. Mostly behavioral. One technical at the end: walk me through a DCF. Questions: why Centerview specifically, tell me about a time you had to deliver something under real pressure, and describe a situation where you had to work with incomplete information. The why Centerview question is different here than at a bulge bracket. They have a very specific model, no industry verticals, senior banker involvement on every deal. Know that and connect it to something real about what you want to do. Second Round Two back to back interviews, an associate and a VP, about 30 minutes each. Technicals: merger model walkthrough, accretion/dilution, PPA asset write-ups, and valuing a negative EBITDA company. Final Round Three interviews. Two MDs and one founding partner level. Around 45 minutes each. Technical questions continued through the MD interviews. Got a paper LBO, questions on precedent transaction analysis, and a discussion on how rising rates have shifted deal structuring in the current environment. Why Centerview came up in every single round. The answers need to be CONSISTENT and specific each time. Timeline First contact September. First round October. Second round two weeks later. Final round was in November. Offer came in four days after the final round. Happy to answer anything below.   submitted by   /u/willjacko1   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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10 hours of interviews just to get completely ghosted… - I went through an endless interview process for a big tech company. Eight interview rounds spread for 10 hours in total. After my final interview, the recruiter told me they expected to have a decision the next day, so I figured I'd know pretty quickly either way (that was two weeks ago). I've followed up twice since then and haven't received a single response from the interviewer or recruiter. I completely understand if I wasn't the right candidate. But after asking someone to invest 10 hours into your hiring process, the least you can do is send a 30-second rejection email ?? Someone pls humble these interviewers.   submitted by   /u/Studmuffinnn   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Never been led on this badly by an interviewer... - I was interviewing for a PM role at Google recently and was quite stressed because I'd been unemployed for a month. The interview went really well. Thought the hiring manager was super engaged, we had a great conversation, and at the end she told me not to worry if I didn't hear back for a week because she'd be on vacation. She even started talking about onboarding, paperwork, and what my first few days of training would look like. I don't think I've ever walked out of an interview feeling that confident. Then a week later, I got an email saying they'd decided to move forward with another candidate. Look, I know interviewers can't promise an offer, but talking through onboarding when you're still deciding between candidates is absolutely diabolical. What kind of asshole does that ?   submitted by   /u/Debpartner   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Cluely Sharing Account - I tried to buy cluely pro but somehow my debit card always declined, is there anyone who have sharing account Maybe I can join?   submitted by   /u/Visible_Green_7891   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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[2026] Bank of America Equity Research Associate Interview - Applied junior fall, targeting the consumer sector coverage team. Still no final decision. Posting this because equity research recruiting is almost completely undocumented compared to banking. First Round (Phone, 30 minutes): One interviewer from the team. Resume walkthrough and why research over banking or asset management. They asked me to pitch a stock I had been following and walk through my thesis. Second Round (Video, 45 minutes): Two interviewers. Went deeper on the pitch from round one. They pushed on my assumptions, asked what the bear case was, and how I would track whether my thesis was playing out quarter to quarter. Superday (On-site, ~4 hours): Four interviews plus a written component. Given a company overview and recent earnings, asked to draft a short note with a recommendation and price target. About 45 minutes. The interviews after covered modeling approach for the sector, how I think about valuation for consumer companies specifically, and how I would explain a rating change to a portfolio manager. Notes: The written component varies by team. Some skip it entirely, while others place significant weight on it. Feel free to drop any questions below.   submitted by   /u/Then-Shelter-643   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Claude working against Cluely - Tried to make a cluely prompt using Claude and now it "identified Ethical Concerns". Crazy that the platform is getting so big its becoming an issue for AI. There are ways around it now, but in the future, I wonder if there will be. Been using Cluely since it came out. This is a newer thing.   submitted by   /u/Logical_Poem9263   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Cluely AI vs Superlay AI: Which one is actually worth paying for interview help? - I’m hoping to get some unbiased opinions before I spend money on an AI subscription. I quit my job about three months ago, and I have several interviews lined up over the next few weeks. Along with interview prep, I’m also studying for certifications and working through online assessments. I’ve been comparing Cluely AI and Superlay AI , but the free plans are pretty limited (around 10 interactions per day), so I haven’t been able to properly evaluate either one. For those who’ve actually used them: Which one did you find more reliable for interview preparation? Did paying for Pro make a significant difference? If you had to pick just one, which would you go with and why? I’d really appreciate hearing from people who have firsthand experience with these tools. I’m just trying to make the right choice before subscribing.   submitted by   /u/Turbulent_Meet_7360   to   r/interviewhell [link]   [comments]

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Does Cluely work on HirePro interviews? - I have an interview coming up with a HirePro platform. Cluely has worked well for meeting apps, but I'm concerned if it will be show up on platforms like HirePro.   submitted by   /u/Intrepid_Tell_9279   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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I left my Microsoft interview while the interviewer was still talking 😂😂😂 - I just wanted to rant about my rude Microsoft interviewer, ended up leaving the call while he was still talking lmao. I joined the interview, smiled, and said good morning. He completely ignored me and immediately told me to resend my resume. A few minutes later he asked about my salary expectations. I said around $120k, which was in line with similar roles I'd seen. Then, in a pretentious, condescending tone, he said, "With no industry experience?" It completely caught me off guard, and I just nervously laughed. At that point I was already done with the interview. I lowered my expectation to $85k-$90k just to see what he'd say, and he laughed again. So when he started explaining the next steps, I thanked him for his time and left the meeting while he was still talking. Now I'm worried I may have completely screwed myself. Microsoft is obviously huge, and I'm wondering if I just gave myself a bad reputation or even blacklisted myself from future interviews. Am I screwed ?   submitted by   /u/Damazinga49   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Built Cluely like meeting assistant and it's open source for everyone. - I wanted to built that for quite long and i did, the prototype is working good but still need some improvement. This is completely free, you don't need a powerful computer since i know this is will be beneficial for students or those who tend to have a lots of meetings or online studies. So what is it exactly? Think of it as a smart note taking app, it records lectures, online or in person, at the same time, you can take notes, ask AI to explain topics, summarize, organize or even write you a personalized quiz. After you're done, you can export all the transcripts, notes, and your chats with the llm in one clean PDF for later. This was very helpful for me as i'm not a typical pen and paper guy, which i believe some of you are. I'm open for contribution, if you believe this is an interesting project feel free to join me or try it. My recommendation is to use groq as it's free but limited, still working on integrated small local models, open router and gemini. GitHub: OpenPen   submitted by   /u/That_Ferret_9199   to   r/SideProject [link]   [comments]

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Why does InterviewMan cost so much less than Final Round or Cluely? - I've been job hunting on and off since the spring and Final Round kept coming up in the threads i read. So i actually sat down and tried to work out where the price gap comes from. So is the gap because the expensive ones actually do more in a live round, or is the gap just their pricing model, contracts and tiers, with the same answer engine underneath? i don't want to pay for a name.   submitted by   /u/volt_lodging   to   r/CluelyApp [link]   [comments]

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Cluely for trading possible????? -   submitted by   /u/Ok_Safe_9377   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Evercore 2026 IB Summer Analyst Interview Process - Went through Evercore's full Summer Analyst process. Most technical banking interview I had. First Round (2 × 30 min) Back-to-back interviews with an associate and an analyst. Started with a few behavioral questions, then moved into merger math, valuation, and back-solving for a tax rate. I checked one calculation with Cluely before answering. Superday (4 × 30 min) One behavioral interview and three technicals. Topics included accounting, accretion/dilution, a business case comparing two business models, and PIK interest. Update Another candidate had seven Superday interviews ending with a group head. Mine stopped after four. First-round content was nearly identical. Hopefully this helps anyone interviewing there. Happy to answer questions.   submitted by   /u/Kemijaba13   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Messed Up My Last Interview Question - Had a banking interview for a new grad position last Monday. The whole interview was going really well until the very last question when the interviewer asked, "What makes you memorable?" I froze so bad, and all I could come up with was that I'm a hard worker. Then I just said some bs for a few seconds and finished with, "So yeah, I work really hard at everything I do." Most awkward moment of my life. Also just got the rejection. Please tell me your worst interview stories so I don't feel so bad about mine.   submitted by   /u/Then-Shelter-643   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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5 Interviews, 0 Offers in Banking - I left my banking job back in December because my working conditions were absolutely terrible, and I hated my manager after working there for about two years. Since then, I've gone through about five interviews but received zero offers. I don't even feel like the interviews are going badly. I'm consistently making it through multiple rounds, so I can't tell whether it's my interview performance, my resume, or the employment gap that's holding me back. (Even a small employment gap is considered bad in banking.) I don't know if I should just keep applying or change something about my approach. If any hiring managers could give me some tips, I'd really appreciate it.   submitted by   /u/CripCuz213   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Left the interview midway through because of a cocky interviewer. - I give up, man. I hit my limit. For context, I'm a 27M who works in CS/SWE, and this was supposed to be the technical round. After about two technical questions (2 LeetCode questions), this cocky interviewer started asking me questions that had nothing to do with anything technical, like why I'd been laid off twice in the last three years. (Maybe because our job market is cooked?) Now before you rush to the comments and fry me, those two layoffs were because of budget cuts in the companies, not because of my work performance. Then he made several mean, petty remarks about my university, which were super degrading and insulting. I heard him say it was a party school. Like, what kind of interviewer says that and lets me hear it?? That guy was young too, maybe 30–35, so it wasn't some random old dude. After I heard that, we were only about halfway through the interview, and I just stood up and told him I wasn't pursuing the job anymore. I won't just stand there getting insulted to my face. Can he do anything against me, like report or flag me for future jobs? I'm kind of second-guessing my decision.   submitted by   /u/CrossCountryNurse   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Deutsche Bank Graduate Analyst 2026 (Offer) - Signed the Deutsche Bank graduate analyst offer for the 2026 intake, London. Application to offer ran about 6 weeks. Online Assessment: Numerical and verbal reasoning, 20 questions each with 20 minutes. Then a 15 minute inductive logic section and a situational judgment test on workplace scenarios. HireVue: Recorded video round. Motivation for Deutsche Bank and the division, one market news question, and two questions off my CV. First Round (video, 30 minutes): Behavioral plus technical. Why this division, a DCF walkthrough, and what current macro conditions are doing to M&A activity. Assessment Centre (in person, 3 x 45 minute interviews): The three rounds run in any order. Mine started with competency: strengths, a team conflict, examples mapped against their values. Then technical: the DCF again but deeper, and market questions. The case study came last. They hand you a document after the introduction, you get about 40 minutes to prepare, then you deliver your answers as a presentation while the interviewer pushes follow ups. The call came within the week. Sharing this because I found no writeup describing the case study round, and I walked in blind on the one part of the day that gives you prep time. Happy to answer any questions below.   submitted by   /u/crackerjaks3   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Received an HSBC Global Markets Graduate 2026 Offer !! - Signed the HSBC Global Markets graduate offer for London, 2026 start. Four stages over about two months. Online Assessment (60 to 90 minutes, SHL style): Numerical reasoning, 20 questions in 20 minutes. Verbal, 24 questions in 20 minutes. Then 15 situational judgment scenarios built on bank workplace situations. Job Simulation (recorded video): HireVue style questions inside a job simulation. You get prep time per question but the answer clock is short. One asked for a recent economic development and its implication on markets. I had Cluely running for this stage and didn’t get detected. Assessment Centre (in person, London, one day): A group exercise first, six of us working a case with observers taking notes. Then three 45 minute interviews, each with a different asset class desk. Every one opened with fit, strengths and weaknesses. Final Interview: Values questions and my motivation for markets. I received an offer with an email the week after. Update (compared with others from my intake): Some centres ran 4 to 5 interviews of 30 minutes instead of my three long ones. On the online tests, the pass marks people were quoted ranged from 70 to 80 percent. Ask anything below, I will answer what I can.   submitted by   /u/coreythehoe   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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I’m building a payout agreement tool for bug bounty teams at a hackathon, looking for honest feedback - Hey everyone, I’m currently participating in a hackathon, and the idea for my project came from a problem I’ve seen in collaborative bug bounty work. Sometimes you team up with researchers you don’t know well. If the report receives a bounty, the payment usually goes to one person, and everyone else has to trust that they will distribute it according to what was agreed in DMs. That can become awkward, especially when the payout is large or the collaborators have never worked together before. I built AuditSplit as an experiment to make that agreement explicit before submitting the report: The team creates a dedicated payout vault. Everyone agrees on the percentages. Every recipient accepts the agreement. The bounty is sent to the vault. Each researcher claims their share independently. The vulnerability details remain private and never go onchain. I’m mainly looking for honest feedback: Does this solve a real problem for collaborative researchers? Would the onchain step add too much friction? What could go wrong in a real collaboration? Links 🌐 Live app 💻 [ GitHub ] ( https://github.com/alva-p/spark-buildAnything-hackaton ) 𝕏 [ Twitter post ] ( https://x.com/pimmpi_/status/2077141703522148723 ) The hackathon also considers social engagement. If you genuinely like the idea and want to support it, a like or repost on Twitter would help. Absolutely no pressure, honest criticism and feedback are more valuable to me than engagement.   submitted by   /u/Helpful_Produce_5371   to   r/ethdev [link]   [comments]

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🔥 𝐆𝐨𝐝𝐬𝐥𝐚𝐲𝐞𝐫 𝐒𝐡𝐨𝐰𝐝𝐨𝐰𝐧 𝐠𝐨𝐞𝐬 𝐥𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐰𝐞𝐞𝐤𝐞𝐧𝐝 🔥 - The bounties are already on the board. Ready to step in? Every cleared lobby comes with a $60 cash bounty to split among the winning players. Keep climbing, and you’ll be competing for up to $4,000 in total, plus a shot at the Dark Lady figure. 8 Creator Raid Bosses are ready to open their challenge lobbies, each with its own difficulty setup and Debuff combinations. All heroes will be unlocked inside the event lobbies, so your account progress won’t decide whether you get to compete — your run does. The best part? You don’t have to make it all the way to the top to walk away with something. Clear one lobby and you’re already in for that match’s bounty. Even if the clear doesn’t happen, participation points can still earn you in-game rewards. 📌 This week’s challenge info is already live on Discord. Head in now to check the Raid Boss schedule, lobby times, and room code details. Pick your target, get your setup ready, and don’t wait until the lobbies open to figure out where you’re going. 👉 Join Discord and check this week’s challenge info: https://discord.gg/5fM3kcsuE and you’ll be playing stack up to 4000 in total https://preview.redd.it/3p0j6oob1rdh1.jpg?width=1920&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=955e91ca3ab3e675a669c67e16f17bc1fdede61f   submitted by   /u/zoeydragon11   to   r/Dragonheir_SilentGods [link]   [comments]

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Compared the usual "vulnerability disclosure" platforms against the actual CRA Article 13/14 obligations. Most of them solve a different problem. - TL;DR. HackerOne, Bugcrowd, Intigriti and YesWeHack are crowdsourced testing platforms. They're good at finding vulnerabilities. The CRA obligations are about handling and reporting them on fixed deadlines. Of the tools I looked at, CVD Portal is the only one built directly around the Article 13/14 manufacturer duties. If you already run a bounty programme, keep it, the two categories are complementary. With the Article 14 reporting obligation landing 11 September 2026, I went through the platforms and scored them against what the regulation actually requires from a manufacturer, which is roughly a published CVD policy and a single point of contact (Art. 13), structured intake and handling of reports (Annex I Part II), the 24h / 72h / 14-day notification cascade to ENISA and your national CSIRT for actively exploited vulnerabilities (Art. 14), machine-readable advisories (CSAF) and SBOM management, which is where the ecosystem is converging. How they match up Capability CVD Portal HackerOne Bugcrowd Intigriti YesWeHack Branded public VDP intake ✅ ✅ ✅ ✅ ✅ Researcher crowd + bounty payouts ❌ ✅ ✅ ✅ ✅ Triage workflow (your team triages in-tool) ✅ ✅ ✅ ✅ ✅ Outsourced triage (platform triages for you) 🟡 AI ✅ human analysts ✅ human analysts ✅ human analysts ✅ human analysts Built around CRA Art. 13/14 workflow ✅ ❌ ❌ ❌ ❌ 24h/72h/14-day Art. 14 deadline tracking + report package ✅ ❌ ❌ ❌ ❌ CSAF 2.0 advisory export ✅ ❌ ❌ ❌ ❌ SBOM management (SPDX/CycloneDX) ✅ ❌ ❌ ❌ ❌ security.txt + auto-published CVD policy ✅ 🟡 policy page 🟡 policy page 🟡 policy page 🟡 policy page EU data residency by default ✅ ❌ US ❌ US ✅ ✅ Published pricing ✅ €0 to €1,499/mo ❌ quote-based ❌ quote-based ❌ quote-based ❌ quote-based Free tier that covers Art. 13 basics ✅ ❌ ❌ ❌ ❌ Direct ENISA submission API ❌ ❌ ❌ ❌ ❌ A few notes on the rows. Where the bounty

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Is my name the reason I can't find a job? - I graduated from a T20 school in the US and completed five internships (one every summer since my senior year of high school), but I've had an incredibly hard time getting interviews for full time roles ever since graduating. A friend of mine recently suggested that my first name, Osama, might be hurting my chances for obvious reasons. So I thought about legally changing it to something more neutral, like Mehdi or Ahmed, but it's a long process with a lot of paperwork. Am I delusional ? If not, will changing my name significantly help me ??   submitted by   /u/MarkT83   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Citi Investment Banking Analyst 2026 Interview (NYC Superday, Offer) - Signed my Citi full-time Analyst offer for New York. Applied in October, and the offer came just under 4 weeks later. Plum Assessment: Right after applying. Personality and cognitive questions, nothing finance-related. Recruiter Screen (30 minutes): A resume walkthrough where she mapped each experience against the job description, then logistics and timeline. First Round (two back-to-back 30-minute video calls): The first was fully behavioral: why Citi, what differentiates it from the other banks I was considering, and why this division. The second was strictly technical: walk through the three statements and how they connect in a real business. I had Cluely running for the technical one. Superday (in person, New York): Three members of the division, back to back. Two days before, they assigned a case study that I presented live to all three. The behavioral questions came after. A time I showed leadership under pressure with a measurable outcome was the only one I can remember. Questions in the comments. I'll look at them for the next 3 days.   submitted by   /u/arcticwolf9987   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Joined the wrong call and made the interviewer waste 10 minutes. - I had my final interview scheduled for today, but I accidentally joined the wrong call. She had sent a Teams link earlier and mentioned that it was the wrong one, but I completely forgot. I sat there waiting for about 20 minutes before she joined the call herself to tell me what had happened. I was so embarrassed I think I apologized about 20 times. Luckily, she didn't seem too annoyed and offered to reschedule. The interview will now be handled by someone else on the team. Am I screwed?   submitted by   /u/idkanymore5121   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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GOT THE JOB!!! 🎉 - A month ago, I got laid off from the banking job I had spent years working toward in college. To be honest, the last few months had been rough for personal reasons, and they definitely affected my performance at work. Looking back, It makes a lot of sense why I got fired. The thing is, in banking, having a gap on your resume looks really really bad. So it was a big issue to get another job the fastest possible. Today, exactly one month after being laid off, I received an offer for another banking role (after passing over 4 interviews in the last month). This has been super stressful but I can't tell you guys how happy I am right now. If you're going through a layoff or feel like everything is falling apart, don't give up. One month can completely change your life. Life is good. Keep believing.   submitted by   /u/Studmuffinnn   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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Wells Fargo Analyst 2026: Finally got an Offer !! - Went through the Wells Fargo analyst process on campus for the 2026 batch. 150 of us sat the assessment and 4 got offers, this is the full funnel. Online Assessment (SHL, 4 sections, no going back between questions): Verbal (15 minutes, 12 questions), business interpretation (25 minutes, 15 questions) on graphs and candlestick charts, coding (40 minutes, 2 array and string questions, easy to medium), and one standalone logic problem with 10 minutes. Technical Round (30 minutes): Write factorial code, then a wine glass delivery puzzle with paise calculations. Why React and Node together, what happens when a React app runs, and states vs props. One SQL query for employees earning above their department average, and swap two numbers without a temp variable. 8 of 15 cleared. Managerial Round (45 to 50 minutes): Resume walkthrough with questions on tech stack choices and edge cases, a pattern printing problem, SQL vs NoSQL, then why Wells Fargo and future goals. 4 of 8 moved to HR. HR Round: Questions were all super basic and just formalities. All 4 of us got offers. Will answer questions in the comments through the week. Sharing this to help you guys.   submitted by   /u/willjacko1   to   r/Cluely [link]   [comments]

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

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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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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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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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 touches claim language or trust positioning that needs careful review.

I used Cluely for 30 days (26 calls) — here’s what happened. - Here’s my detailed breakdown after using Cluely for 1 month across 26 calls I run an online video editing consultancy and I take a bunch of client meetings on Zoom, Google Meets, and over the phone. It’s really important for me to remember every detail I discuss on these calls so I’ve been looking for a strong notetaker, had tried a bunch of alternatives, but I wanted a tool to transcribe and summarize meetings for me without me having to put in any time. I hated meeting bots joining my meetings (felt too intrusive on my older clients) I needed a tool that would work on phone calls as well as online meetings I thought Cluely’s concept of real-time meeting help was super interesting. Quick Summary ✅ Best feature: Pre-call people search tells you everything about the people you’re about to talk to before the call 📉Worst feature: Poor speaker labeling 🧠 Final opinion: Really interesting UX, if you do >3 meetings a week, Cluely WILL help you Test setup: Tools tested: Cluely, primary focus Comparators: Fireflies.ai (Pro), Otter.ai (Premium), quick side checks Duration: 30 days, 26 meetings (Zoom, Meet, Phone Calls) Meeting mix: sales demos, client onboarding, client check-ins What Cluely did exceptionally well: Researches clients before calls - this was pretty wild. It pulled in information like where they work, where they went to school, and gave it to me in a summary before every call Instant summaries - super clean UI, likely the best I’ve used Clean chat with transcript - Cluely came with a little textbox and suggested actions for me to get instant definitions and recall previous conversation topics in seconds Instant follow-up email — at the end of each call Cluely produced a super non AI sounding follow up email draft ready to send in one click Remembers past conversations - Cluely used past conversations I’d had with someone to generate custom answers mid-call Undetectable to Screenshare - This wa

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