AI mock interview practice

Practise behavioural, coding and system design interviews with an AI interviewer, then take the gaps it finds to a human mentor.

Your first two interviews are free with an account.

Practise with AI

Start in minutes, at any hour. An AI interviewer follows up on what you say, then writes you a report.

Have a mentor take it

Someone who runs real interviews takes the round with you, live on video, and tells you what they would have written down.

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Three kinds of round

Behavioral

STAR questions on leadership and teamwork, with follow-ups based on what you actually said.

Behavioral practice with a mentor

Coding

Algorithms, data structures and complexity, solved in a code editor in the language you use, including Python, Java, C++, JavaScript and Go.

Coding mock interviews with a mentor

System design

Architecture, trade-offs and scalability, worked through on a design canvas while the interviewer questions your choices.

System design mock interviews with a mentor

How it works

1. Say what you are preparing for

Paste a job link or a job description, or just type the role. Add your resume if you want the questions built around it.

2. Get an interview plan

It builds a plan for that job, with rounds you can take one at a time and come back to later.

3. Take the round

Answer out loud, or type if you cannot use a microphone. Each round gets an interviewer with its own style, who follows up on your answers.

4. Read your report

You get a written breakdown of the round when it ends, saved so you can come back to it.

What the report tells you

  • An overall score and a hire signal, from strong yes to strong no
  • Scores for communication, technical depth, confidence and clarity, each with a short explanation
  • What you did well, and what to improve, ranked by priority with a suggestion for each
  • The points you could have made and did not

AI practice or a real mentor?

They do different jobs, and they work well in that order.

AI practice is best for repetition

It is there whenever you want it, so it suits warming up, tightening your stories and getting used to answering aloud. It is also a low-pressure way to find your obvious gaps.

A mentor is best for judgement

Someone who has made hiring decisions can tell you how an answer would land at your target company and level, and can spot what a report cannot.

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AI mock interview questions

Is the AI mock interview free?

Your first two interviews are free with an account. After that, each interview uses credits, which you can buy on the pricing page.

Do I need an account?

Yes. You sign in to start, and your plans, reports and past sessions are saved so you can come back to them.

Do I have to speak, or can I type?

Speaking is closest to a real interview, but you can type your answers instead if you cannot use a microphone.

How long does an AI mock interview take?

A voice round is set to 10 minutes by default, and you can buy extra time during the session.

Which jobs does it work for?

The plan is built from the job you enter, so it is not limited to software roles. Coding and system design rounds suit technical jobs, and behavioral rounds suit almost any.

Can it replace a mock interview with a person?

Not entirely. It is good practice, but it has never hired anyone for the role you want. Use it to fix what is obvious, then book a mentor for the judgement it cannot give you.

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