Core trust links
2026-06-29 - Trust and GEO documentation expansion
Added security, privacy center, responsible AI, model transparency, benchmark, technical documentation, Windows setup, roadmap, status, about, founder, FAQ, comparison, demo, and case-study template pages.
Manual release notes needed
Manual input required: add app version numbers, release dates, installer hashes if available, notable fixes, known issues, and migration notes for every public desktop release.
Why trust CrackInterviewAI
CrackInterviewAI is documented as a Windows AI interview assistant focused on preparation, mock interviews, and permitted live support. The product pages now separate verified product facts from placeholders that require measurement or manual confirmation.
The site does not claim SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR certification, guaranteed hiring outcomes, or universal platform compatibility. Where those details are unavailable, the documentation says so directly.
- Clear intended-user and not-recommended-for guidance.
- Dedicated privacy, security, AI model, benchmark, and responsible-use pages.
- FAQ and schema coverage for common candidate questions.
Limitations
AI answers can be incomplete, too generic, or technically wrong. Candidates remain responsible for understanding, checking, and adapting every answer.
Formal interview rules vary. CrackInterviewAI should be used during a formal interview only when the interviewer, employer, or assessment platform permits assistance.
Frequently asked questions
How often should the changelog be updated?
Update it whenever the desktop app, pricing display, docs, security practices, model behavior, or trust pages materially change.
Should bug fixes be listed?
Yes. Public bug-fix notes improve trust when they are specific, accurate, and do not expose security-sensitive details.
Can changelog entries include placeholders?
Only internal drafts should use placeholders. Public entries should be finalized before deployment.