SEEKHO
Terms of use
An agreement between you and SEEKHOLast updated 22 October 2026Governed by the laws of India
SEEKHO is run by Arush Karnatak, an individual in India. By using it, you agree to these terms. They’re written to be read: if anything is unclear, write to arushkarnatak1881@gmail.com. How your data is handled is on the privacy page.
1. What SEEKHO is
A free tool for preparing for AI and machine-learning engineering interviews: a study plan built around your interview date, a library of hand-picked material by other people with notes on what to read and skip, pages on how companies interview, and a practice room where you talk a problem through with AI colleagues (invite-only for now).
It’s a way to practise, not a promise. Nothing on SEEKHO guarantees an interview, an offer or any result, and nothing on it is career, legal or financial advice.
2. Who can use it
- You must be 18 or older. The plan form asks you to confirm it.
- Building a plan creates a guest account kept in your browser. You can save it to an account with GitHub, X, Discord or email, and delete it, with everything in it, from your account page at any time.
- Keep access to your account to yourself. One person per account.
3. Using it fairly
Please don’t:
- try to get around the practice room’s limits, reach anyone else’s data, or break or overload the site;
- copy the library, briefings or company pages in bulk, by hand or with a script;
- use the practice room to produce anything illegal, hateful or harassing, or to pass off its output as someone else’s words;
- type anything confidential into SEEKHO, such as your employer’s internal details, or anyone else’s personal data.
Access can be paused or ended for anyone who does, and the room’s access can be withdrawn for misuse.
4. The practice room
- Your colleagues and your scorecard are written by AI. They can be wrong, including about facts and about how you did. The scorecard is feedback for practice, not an assessment of you or your ability.
- It’s open to invited people, with a daily number of sessions. Who’s invited and how many sessions each person gets can change.
- Rooms you create are written by AI just for you, and are in beta: a room can get a detail wrong.
5. The library and company pages
- The library links to material by other people and organisations. It belongs to them, and their own terms apply when you open it. SEEKHO links to it and writes its own notes about it; it doesn’t copy it.
- Company pages describe how companies have interviewed, from public sources, each dated and sourced. Interviews change, so check with the company. SEEKHO isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by any company it mentions; their names and logos are their trademarks, shown only to identify them.
- If something is wrong, out of date, or yours and you want it removed, use “Report a problem” on the card or write to arushkarnatak1881@gmail.com. Requests are looked at within 7 days.
6. Whose is what
- SEEKHO’s own writing (briefings, self-checks, company pages, practice rooms), design and code belong to SEEKHO. Use them for your own preparation and share links freely; don’t republish them in bulk.
- What you add stays yours: your notes, goals and what you say in the practice room. You allow SEEKHO to store and process it only to run the service, as the privacy page describes.
- Ideas and suggestions you send can be used to improve SEEKHO, with no obligation in return.
7. Free, for now, and changing
SEEKHO is free. Features and limits can change or end as it grows. If paid plans ever arrive, you’ll be told first, and nothing will be charged without your clear agreement.
8. No guarantees
SEEKHO is provided as it is, without promises that it will always be available, error-free or suited to your situation. As far as the law allows, SEEKHO isn’t responsible for indirect losses, or for decisions you make based on what it shows you. Nothing here limits rights you have under Indian law that can’t be limited.
9. Ending
You can stop using SEEKHO and delete your account whenever you like. These terms stop applying once you do.
10. Law and changes
These terms are governed by the laws of India. If they change in a way that matters, the change will be shown on the site and the date above updated; using SEEKHO after that means you accept the new version.