How to record

A real story.
A natural voice.

About 90 seconds is enough to introduce yourself and a piece of work you’re proud of. You can take up to two minutes.

Create your intro
Listen before you start

It can be
this simple.

You’re talking to a person, not performing a script. Listen to an example, then find your own starting point.

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A little structure.
Room to be yourself.

These are prompts, not a script. The timing is a guide.

15 seconds

Start with you

What kind of technical or customer-facing work do you do?

45 seconds

Tell a real story

Describe a customer problem and the part you played in solving it.

15 seconds

Explain what changed

What was the result? What did you learn along the way?

15 seconds

Look ahead

What kind of work would you like to do next?

Settle in.
Press record.

Use your phone or laptop. A quiet room and a comfortable speaking volume are a good start.

Before you record

Choose a quiet spot, allow microphone access and make a short test. Keep notes nearby, but explain the experience naturally.

If you lose your place

Pause, take a breath and continue. Or re-record the take. Nothing is shared until you preview and confirm.

If the microphone does not work

Check browser microphone permission and your selected input. On mobile, use your main browser. Contact info@intro-id.com if you need help.

Can I type my answers instead?

Applications are voice-only in this version. Transcripts support listening and accessibility. Contact the team if you need an adjustment to use the recording flow.

Your next conversation
starts with your voice.

Free during the alpha. Record on your phone or laptop.