Residency interview prep for IMGs
Built in under 2 minutes, in your own words. Your interviews sound and feel like a conversation, not a script rehearsal.
20+ IMGs matched last season with my interview prep·Old grads and no US experience included
Growing up as the only child in a small, close-knit family, my parents made sure I got the best education.
I grew up in a family where hard work wasn't just valued, it was expected.
My father worked 2 jobs to make sure we had opportunities he never had.
it was expected
5 IMGs who matched this year, in their own words, on the call right after Match Day

01Build
You answer a short set of questions about what you actually did. The vault turns those into 3 phrasings of each answer and you keep the lines that sound like you.
02Rehearse
First it learns your normal speaking range so it never mistakes a calm voice for a flat one. Then you record, and every 30 seconds it tells you 1 thing to fix while you are still talking.
03Review
The report scrubs to the exact seconds your energy dropped or your face froze, next to what you said there. You re-record just those, not the whole answer.
Internal Medicine resident in Tampa. Passed Step 1 in 4 months, scored 254 on Step 2 CK, and has coached over 100 international graduates through the match. He recorded every video in this app himself.
"Every applicant I have coached had a good answer written down. Almost none of them had said it out loud more than twice before their first interview. That gap is the entire product."
So your answers are not boring. Hundreds of IMGs answer Tell me about yourself the exact same way, with the same structure, the same phrases and the same energy, and program directors forget them 10 minutes after the interview ends. This exists so yours sounds like you and is still remembered.
About 2 minutes. 4 questions about what you have actually done, then the vault writes 2 versions and you pick the lines that sound like you.
From your story, not a template. You tell me where you come from, a time you changed, what keeps you human and anything else that defines you. The vault arranges those specifics into the same frameworks I teach my students, so the answer stands out in the first few seconds and still sounds like you said it.
No. Every line comes from details you gave, the ward, the number, the thing you hated, and you choose the lines you would actually say out loud. A program should feel like it is having a conversation with you, not listening to a recital.
Your recordings are private to your account and visible only to you. Nothing is shared with programs, nothing is used to train anything, and you can delete any take permanently from your dashboard.
2 quick questions, then the full Tell Me About Yourself module is yours to watch. No card needed.