Software in the making
For the comic
on your mind.
And the interview
on your calendar.
We’re Unisona. We’re developing a workspace for making comics and a tool for practicing job interviews. Here’s a closer look at both.
Explore the projectsBoth products are in development.
What did you change when the first plan didn’t work?
See the practice exampleWhat we’re working on
AI Comics Studio / For comic makers
The next panel should
still feel like your story.
One image is only a small part of a comic. A character has to stay recognizable, a scene has to read clearly, and a change to the script can send you back to the drawing board.
We’re developing a workspace that brings story development, character direction and panel editing together. The aim is to keep those decisions connected as a story changes.
AI Interview Coach / For job candidates
Practice the question.
Then the follow-up.
It’s easy to recognize a question you’ve prepared for. It’s harder when someone asks why you made a particular decision, or what you would do differently.
We’re planning practice sessions built around the role you’re applying for, with follow-up questions, feedback on answers and a history you can review. The example here shows the sort of exchange we have in mind.
- The role matters
- A useful question gives you room to talk about the work you actually do.
- The details matter
- Follow-ups can bring out your decisions, your contribution and what you learned.
Product manager
Question
Tell me about a project that changed after it started.
Example answer
“We were about to release a new sign-up flow when support flagged a problem. I worked with the team to narrow the first release.”
Follow-up
What did you decide to leave out, and how did you make that call?
Something to work on
The answer gives some context. The next step is to explain your part in the decision, the trade-off, and how you checked the result.
Software engineer
Question
Walk me through a difficult bug you worked on.
Example answer
“Requests were timing out even though the service looked healthy. I traced the failures to how we were reusing database connections.”
Follow-up
How did you isolate the cause, and how did you verify that the fix worked?
Something to work on
There’s a clear technical problem here. Add the steps you took to test your explanation and the evidence that helped you rule out other causes.
Illustrative questions and answers written for this page. This is an example, not a live interview session.
Where things stand
Both products are in development. There’s no public release or announced launch date yet, and the feature scope may change. You’re welcome to write to us with a question about either project.
A few practical questions
Can I use either product now?
Not yet. This site introduces the work in progress. The storyboard and interview exchange are examples created for this page, rather than results from a released product.
Who are the tools being built for?
Comics Studio is being developed for people creating visual stories. Interview Coach is intended for people preparing for job interviews. Each is planned as a focused workspace for that task.
Will the products support English and Japanese?
This website is available in both languages. We haven’t announced the language support for the products themselves yet.
Can I share a question or discuss a partnership?
Yes. Email support@unisona.co and mention Comics Studio or Interview Coach if your message is about a particular project.
The company behind the projects
Unisona LLC
Unisona LLC is a software company registered in Wyoming, United States. We develop AI software for creative work and interview preparation.
For company, product or partnership inquiries, contact us directly.
- Legal entity
- Unisona LLC
- Registered in
- Wyoming, United States
- Registered address
- 1023 E Lincolnway
Cheyenne, WY 82001
United States
Tell us what you’re working on.
A question about a product, a workflow you’d like to explain, or a business inquiry—we’d like to hear it.