Mock interview from a job description
Paste the job ad you’re applying to. The AI writes the questions that job’s interviewers are most likely to ask, asks them out loud with follow-ups, and scores your answers against what the job needs. Free, no account.
The AI writes the questions this job’s interviewers are most likely to ask.
- Free, no account
- Answer out loud or type
- An interviewer’s voice and follow-up questions
How it works
Practise for the interview you actually have
Paste the job ad
The whole ad, requirements included. Add your resume too, and one question will be about your own experience, the way a hiring manager who read it would ask.
Answer out loud
An interviewer’s voice reads each question and you answer as you would in the room. When an answer skips your own part or the result, you get a follow-up.
Read your report
Each answer is scored for content, structure, fit for this job and delivery, with what to change and a stronger version made only from what you said.
Questions
About practising from a job description
What questions will it ask?
It opens with “Tell me about yourself”, then asks what this job’s interviewers are most likely to ask: story questions tied to the must-haves (“Tell me about a time…”), a question on how you’d do part of the work, and “why this role”. With a resume, one question is about something on it.
How is “fit for the job” scored?
Against the requirements the AI reads from the job ad. An answer that shows a must-have with a specific example scores higher than one that’s good in general but doesn’t touch what this job asks for.
Does it make things up in the stronger answers?
No. The stronger version uses only what you said and what’s on the resume you pasted. Where a strong answer needs something you didn’t give, like the result, it leaves a highlighted gap for you to fill with what really happened.
Is it free?
3 rounds a day without an account. 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 with the job, ready to practise again.