What is Interview Practice?
Interview Practice is a rehearsal tool for behavioral job interviews. It runs the interview the way it actually happens: five timed questions for your role, ninety seconds each, answered out loud with nobody watching. You speak your answers rather than typing them, then check each one against what a strong answer has to contain.
The core of the product is an AI mock interview built from your resume and the job description. It generates questions tailored to your background and the role you are targeting, then returns a scorecard with per-answer feedback and a stronger version of each answer so you can see the gap between what you said and what lands.
Who it's for
- Candidates with an interview on the calendar — you have a specific role and job description, and you want to rehearse the exact questions before the day.
- Career switchers and returners — you need to rebuild the habit of telling stories about your work out loud, not just recalling them.
- Anyone practising alone — no partner, no coach, no scheduling; the timer and the scorecard do the work of a practice audience.
Key features
Timed out-loud questions
Each mock runs five questions for your role at ninety seconds apiece. You answer by speaking, which is the format the real interview takes.
AI mock from your resume and the job description
The mock is tailored to your resume and the job description you are targeting, so the questions reflect your background and the role rather than a generic list.
Scorecard with better answers
After the mock you get per-answer feedback and a stronger version of each answer, so you can compare your delivery against a model response.
Role packs and interview guides
Role packs cover software, nursing, product, sales, marketing, teaching, support and more, alongside a library of interview guides with model answers and question lists.
What stands out
Say the answer out loud before they ask.
That framing is the whole point. Most interview preparation happens silently — rereading notes, drafting bullet points, feeling prepared without ever having spoken a sentence under time pressure. Interview Practice forces the spoken version, on a clock, and then shows you what a strong answer contains. The guides reinforce the same idea with practical answers on answer length, reusing stories, and what to do when you have no example for a question.
Worth checking out if…
You have a behavioral interview coming up and you want to hear your own answers before an interviewer does. Your first interview is free, and packs start at $14.99 with no subscription required.
