Reading answers is not practice. The thing that goes wrong in a real interview is speaking — losing the thread at ninety seconds, being interrupted, being asked the follow-up you had not prepared. That is what this rehearses.
A live voice interview with an AI interviewer that reads your resume, pushes back on thin answers, and scores you against a fixed rubric the moment you hang up — with the transcript and every answer replayable.
First session free (5 min, scored report) · no card details · no subscription
Questions come from what is actually on it, including the gap you were hoping nobody would ask about. Generic question banks cannot do this.
A real interviewer cuts in when an answer wanders. So does this one — which is uncomfortable, and is the entire point.
Not a fixed list. If your answer was thin, the next question is about the thin part.
The same rubric every time, so two sessions a week apart are comparable. Improvement you cannot measure is improvement you cannot trust.
Hearing yourself hesitate is worth more than being told you hesitated.
45 roles, each with the rounds that role actually gets asked — a backend interview and a product interview are not the same conversation.
Several tools in this category now sell real-time assistance during your actual interview — one of the largest advertises it as “100% Invisible & Undetectable”. That is a different product solving a different problem, and it is not one we are going to build.
The bet here is that being genuinely ready beats being fed answers: it survives the follow-up question, it works when the connection drops, and it is still true in the job six months later. If you want the other thing, we would rather you knew that now than found out after paying.
Your first session is free and needs no payment details. It runs for 5 minutes and ends with a scored report and a full transcript. After that it is a one-time pass, not a subscription — nothing renews.
You speak. The interviewer listens, follows up on what you actually said, and interrupts a rambling answer the way a real one does. Typing practice cannot rehearse the thing that goes wrong in real interviews, which is speaking under pressure.
Behavioural, technical, system design, product, consulting cases and live coding rounds, across 45 roles. There are 18 interviewer personas with different styles, from a warm hiring manager to a deliberately difficult one.
Yes — job interview practice supports 47 languages. IELTS Speaking is English-only, because the exam is.
No, and deliberately not. There is no copilot, no overlay and nothing that runs while you are being interviewed. Some tools in this category do that; this one is built to be used before, so that you do not need help during.
Against a fixed rubric, so two sessions a week apart are comparable and you can see whether you actually improved. You get the score, the reasoning, the full transcript and every answer replayable as audio.
No card, no trial that quietly becomes a subscription. One session, scored, with the transcript and the recordings — enough to know whether being interrupted by a machine is useful to you or not.