Rehearse it first!

A realistic mock interview built from your own CV, with feedback on every answer.

Watch a rehearsal.

Two short mock interviews, built from two different CVs. Pick one and it plays through.

Feedback appears when the interview ends.

Scripted illustration of the product, not a recording. People shown are fictional.

Nobody gets a rehearsal. The first try is the real one.

Most people prepare alone, from generic question lists.
The only feedback is the result, and it arrives after the interview.

Students

A placement season brings a handful of real interviews. Most students walk into the first one with no realistic practice.

Professionals

You do the work every day, but rarely explain it out loud. The first time is often in front of the hiring panel.

Feedback

A rejection rarely says why. You don’t learn which answer was thin, or what a strong one would have said.

From CV to feedback in four steps.

No question bank to pick from. Your CV is the brief.

  1. Your CV is added

    Your college, institute or team adds you with your CV. It reads your projects, stack and experience.

  2. Sign in

    Your interviews wait in your account. Start one whenever you are ready.

    • Voice
    • 10–30 min
  3. Have the interview

    Questions come from your own work. Thin answers get a follow-up, strong ones go deeper.

  4. Read your feedback

    Every question scored out of 10. Under 8, you see your answer next to what an 8/10 answer includes, with tips.

Shaped to where you are.

The interviewer reads your experience first, then decides what to ask.

Freshers

Students, or under a year of experience
  • Core concepts. OOP: classes and objects, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction.
  • Your stack’s fundamentals, checked properly.
  • Your academic projects and internships, in your own words.

Professionals

Working developers and engineers
  • Your real work. The systems you built and the calls you made.
  • Your stack in depth, beyond the basics.
  • How you use AI tools, how you check their output and where you don’t trust it.

Understudy

Rehearse it first.