A free alternative to Google Interview Warmup

Google’s Interview Warmup is no longer available. Here you can still practise out loud for free, without an account, and you also get follow-up questions and a scored report.

5 interview questions, answered out loudThe interviewer reads each question, you answer as you would in the room, and may get a follow-up question. Then see how each answer scored and a stronger version of it.
  • Free, no account
  • Answer out loud or type
  • An interviewer’s voice and follow-up questions

Side by side

Interview Warmup and this mock interview

FeatureCandidThreadInterview Warmup
Free, no accountYes, 3 rounds a dayYes
Answer out loud, transcribedYes, or typeYes
Questions20 roles, or written from the job ad you pasteA few career tracks
Questions about your own resumeYes, when you paste itNo
Follow-up questionsYes, when an answer leaves something outNo
ScoresContent, structure, fit for the job, deliveryNo, by design
What to changeSpecific notes quoting your answerInsights on the words you used
A stronger version of your answerYes, from what you said, with gaps for anything missingNo
Available nowYesNo

Practising for one job? Start from the job description, or pick your role for questions interviewers in your field ask.

Questions

About Interview Warmup and this tool

What happened to Google Interview Warmup?

Google took the tool down in 2026. Its old address now redirects to a page of interview tips on Google’s career site, and the practice tool itself is gone.

Is this the same as Interview Warmup?

No, it’s a different tool from CandidThread. It keeps what people liked about Warmup (free, no account, answer out loud and see what you said) and adds follow-up questions, scores and a stronger version of each answer.

Do I need an account?

No. You can practise 3 rounds a day without one. Every answer’s scores and the first answer’s full feedback are free; a free account opens the rest of the report and keeps it.

Can I practise for a specific job?

Yes. Choose “For a job I’m applying to”, paste the job ad and, if you like, your resume. The questions are written for that job.