AI mock interviews built around your experience
Your résumé.
Your next role.
Your best interview.
Upload your résumé and paste the job description. Practise out loud with an AI interviewer, follow the conversation on screen, and get feedback grounded in what you actually said — then answer again and see the difference.
Your résumé and your practice sessions are private to your account. Microphone or keyboard; camera optional. Building an interview is free, once your account is approved — new accounts are reviewed before anything can be built or bought.
AI interviewer
“You moved the settlement pipeline off the legacy processor. What was the call that was actually yours?”
You · listening
“So we looked at the options and we decided to migrate over a weekend, and it went pretty smoothly”
italic text is still being heard and may change
Feedback
You explained what the team decided, but not what you decided.
quoting you: “we decided to migrate over a weekend”
Written to show what the screen looks like. Not a customer and not a transcript.
Your experience, this job’s requirements, a real rehearsal.
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Add your context
Upload your résumé and paste the job description. We show you what we understood and you correct it before anything else happens.
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Practise with follow-ups
An interviewer asks about your actual work. You answer out loud, you read the question and your own words on screen, and vague answers get pressed.
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Improve and go again
Feedback quotes what you said and names one thing to change. Then you answer the same question again, and both attempts stay side by side.
A made-up example, start to finish
The job asks for
“Work closely with engineering, design and support.”
Quoted from the job description — not inferred.
Your résumé says
Led the migration of the settlement pipeline off the legacy processor.
No result stated on the CV. We ask for it; we do not invent one.
So the interviewer asks
“You moved the settlement pipeline off the legacy processor. What was the call that was actually yours?”
You said
“So we looked at the options and we decided to migrate over a weekend, and it went pretty smoothly in the end.”
The feedback
You explained what the team decided, but not what you decided.
You said: “we decided to migrate over a weekend”
Next time: name the call you personally made, and what you traded away to make it.
Written to show how the pieces connect. It is not a customer, a transcript or a result we measured.
Two ways to run it
You choose before the first question, and you can change your mind next time.
Coach
Feedback after every answer, with a hint available before you start speaking. Best when you are still working out what your examples are.
Simulation
No help and no feedback until the end, the way the real thing goes. Best once you know your examples and want to find out how they hold up.
Rounds are named for who would be asking: a recruiter round covers the ground a screening call covers, a hiring-manager round goes at the work itself. You can also practise a role without uploading anything — general questions, no résumé needed.
What it costs
Building an interview and correcting what we read is free. A rehearsal is $2, $5 or $8 depending on how many questions you want, and that price covers the feedback and every retry. Coming back to the same job later at the same round and depth is not charged again; a different round, or a deeper set, is a different rehearsal.
Credits are a wallet rather than per-item purchases, so the smallest top-up is $15 — enough for three standard rehearsals. Credits do not expire and there is no subscription.
Full pricing →What happens to your résumé
The file is read in one request and never stored. What is kept is the summary you confirmed — your headline, the examples you ticked and the job’s requirements — in your own account, and you can delete it whenever you like.
Your practice sessions have no audience. Nothing is published, nothing is shared with an employer, and recordings stay on the device you made them on unless you download them.
Frequently asked
- Can I try it without signing up?
- Yes. The answer check is free and needs no account: pick a real interview question, write the answer you would give, and it reads the shape of it back to you. It runs in your own browser and your answer is not sent anywhere.
- What makes this different from asking a chatbot to mock-interview me?
- The questions are built from your own résumé against one job’s requirements, so they ask about work you actually did, by name. The feedback quotes passages from what you said; a point whose quote is not in your answer is discarded before you see it.
- Do I have to speak out loud?
- No. A microphone is the normal way to use it and the camera is optional and off by default, but you can type every answer instead.
- Does it predict how my interview will go?
- No, and it does not produce a match percentage. What it reports is which of the job’s requirements you have an example for and which you do not — that is a fact about your preparation, not a prediction about a hiring decision.
- What else is here?
- Capture a Record: a guided conversation about a life, a craft or a decision that becomes a written record with audio narration. Same account, different product.
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