Real-time answer assistant
Answer the question in front of you.
Thundar hears the interview or meeting question and gives you a spoken opening within seconds, then the complete answer, then why it lands. You decide what to say.
Private beta. Windows 10/11, 64-bit. An invitation and a Thundar account are required.
Heard: "How would you design a URL shortener?"
I'd start from the read path, because a shortener is read-heavy: a short key in a cache in front of a key-value store, and a write path that generates collision-free keys up front.
Key generation with a pre-allocated range per node, a 301 versus 302 decision tied to analytics, cache-aside with a short TTL, and the failure modes worth naming out loud…
Leads with the trade-off the interviewer is listening for, then proves depth with the parts most candidates skip.
How it works
Three layers, in the order you need them.
An opening you can speak at once
Two or three sentences, ready in seconds and locked once complete, so you start answering while the rest is still being written.
The full answer, readable at a glance
The continuation of what you just said, with the tools and trade-offs named, structured so you can scan it mid-sentence.
The coaching behind it
What the question is really testing and why this answer meets it. Folded away until you want it.
It listens
Your microphone, or the meeting's audio, is transcribed as the question is asked.
It answers
Linked keeps the thread of a follow-up; New starts clean. Stop freezes an answer where it is.
You stay in charge
Thundar is a coaching assistant on your own screen. It does not hide itself and it does not speak for you.
Private beta
Invited testers can download the Windows build.
Sign in with your Thundar account. The download page lists every build with its version, size and SHA-256, plus the tester guide and the privacy note.
Before you install
- The installer is not yet code-signed. Windows SmartScreen will say "Unknown publisher"; choose More info, then Run anyway.
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. No other software is needed.
- Every launch asks you to sign in again. That is deliberate for the beta.