Free AI mock interviews
The first time you explain your hardest project, it comes out wrong. Do that here — with an interviewer that pushes back, ten times a month, free — and walk into the real one having already heard yourself answer.
Ten runs a month during early access. No card. Private unless you say otherwise.
How it works
No scheduling, no waiting for a slot, and nobody on the other end forming an opinion of you.
The library
12 practice interviews across roles and seniority levels. Every one is free.
What makes this different
A conversation that reacts to you, not a list you read and nod at.
The interviewer does not accept your first answer and move on. It probes, challenges the assumption you skipped past, and asks for the specific example — the way a senior interviewer does.
A frank read on where you were strong and where you were thin, with the specific thing that would have made the weak answer stronger.
When an answer actually demonstrates something, it becomes a proof backed by the moment you said it — evidence, not a self-rating.
You will not be typing in the interview that counts, so you do not type here. Practice hearing yourself explain the hard thing out loud.
Where this is going
The skill proofs you earn here are yours — attached to your profile, carried into real applications as evidence rather than adjectives. Recruiter discovery, where a recruiter can find you by what you have proved instead of what you typed on a resume, is not live yet. When it is, it will be opt-in: your runs stay private until you say otherwise.
Questions
Free during early access
Ten interviews a month, no card, real feedback in minutes. The worst that happens is you find out which answer needs work.
Choose the interview that matches the job you are actually going for, at the level you are actually going for it.
A voice conversation, not a form. It follows up on what you say, so the second question depends on your first answer.
An honest assessment while it is still fresh, the full transcript, and skill proofs for whatever you actually demonstrated.
15 min · React · Node.js · REST APIs · +2