Practice interview

Sit the interview before the interview.

The interviewer asks a fixed set of questions for your role. Answer out loud. If an answer is thin it gives you a nudge first, and shows you the stronger version only if you still miss it — built from what you actually said, never invented.

Which interview are you practising for?

Start the interview

Two questions, about three minutes. Free, no account. Speak your answers out loud.

Three free demos a day from the same connection. A full session is the whole question set. Demo only — don’t say anything here you wouldn’t say in a real interview.

Second option

Same interviewer, different face.

A second live avatar from another provider, driven by the same interviewer brain. Compare the look, the voice and how it handles a pause.

Start the second interviewer

Responds to you live, same questions and same push-back.

For comparison — both use the same interviewer brain.

Or voice only

No face, just the interview.

Some people want the practice without the production. Same interviewer, same questions, same nudge and score — you just do not watch it.

Start the voice interview

Two questions, about three minutes. Uses your microphone and plays audio; nothing to watch.

Not started.

Audio only. If you would rather see the interviewer, use the door above.

What it does

Built to make you better, not to flatter you.

Nudge, then answer

A thin answer gets a hint so you can find it yourself. Only a second miss gets the polished version.

Nothing invented

The stronger answer is rebuilt from your own words. Where a result is missing it says so rather than making one up.

Same every time

The questions are fixed per role and the scoring is anchored to a rubric, so two runs are comparable.