Interview OS for candidates

Close the loop between practice and performance.

Run voice-first mock interviews, get rubric-aligned scores, and watch weak spots shrink—session by session. Built for serious software candidates who want a prep system, not scattered notes.

No credit card. Set role, level, and topic in under a minute.

Modes
Dataset + live AI
Feedback
Structured scorecards
Progress
History & trends

Last session

8.4

+0.6 vs prior

Session·Staff Engineer, system design

Voice

Live

Follow-ups on — natural pacing

Input level

Live insightsRound 2 of 5

Active prompt

Design a URL shortener that survives viral traffic and operator mistakes.

Coach note

Strong capacity story—next, spell out idempotency and observability trade-offs.

Structure8.1Depth7.4Clarity8.6
Professional preparing for a video interview

Same flow for every track—prompts and depth adapt to what you chose.

Practice tracks

Pick your bar—not a generic quiz.

Six interview shapes. One voice workflow. Skim the list, tap a mock, start talking.

  • BehavioralSTAR & stories
  • System designTrade-offs
  • FrontendUI & perf
  • Data & MLPipelines
  • PM–techClarity
  • InfrastructureReliability

Solo prep, real structure

Rehearse like it counts—without a study group.

Talk through answers, get rubric-style scores, and see weak topics before they cost you a round.

Pressure that feels real

Voice, pacing, follow-ups—not multiple choice that disappears on game day.

Feedback you can iterate

Reasoning and evidence called out, not a single mystery score.

Prep that stacks

Dashboards and retries so this session connects to the last one.

Team collaborating at a laptop

Microphones and screens first—not flashcards.

Voice-first

Say it out loud. Fix it faster.

Dataset for structure. Live AI when you want on-camera pressure.

Follow-ups that dig inRole & topic awareSessions you can reopen
Remote interview on screen

Interviewer

How would you shard writes without killing read latency?

You

Hot keys first—then fan-out vs queue-backed writes…

Follow-up

Where do you accept eventual consistency—and where not?

Rubric-grounded

Scores that point to the next move.

Hybrid signals—closer to a hiring bar than one vague number.

Weighted final scorePer-question signalsConcrete next steps
Analytics dashboard on a monitor

Reasoning

8.2

Evidence

7.5

Final

8.0

Compounding prep

Each round carries forward.

History and trends so you are not restarting from zero every time.

Progress snapshotsWeak topics surfacedSame setup, less friction
Notes and laptop on a desk

Score trend

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S5

How it works

Three steps. No homework wall.

Set up once, run the mock, read what to fix—then repeat.

  1. 01

    Configure

    Role, level, topic—under a minute.

  2. 02

    Run

    Dataset drills or live AI voice.

  3. 03

    Review

    Scores + notes, then next rep.

Ready when you are

Your next round deserves a rehearsal with receipts.

Create an account, run your first mock, and leave with structured feedback—not a vague “good job.” Build the habit before the calendar invite lands.