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    AI Mock Interview

    A real-time voice interview that adapts to your answers, grounded in your resume and target job, with a written report at the end. Billed at 1 credit per minute while connected.

    1. Step 1: Open Practice → Mock Interview

      The AI Mock Interview page shows your credit balance, the rate (1 credit/min), the session range (10–45 min sessions), a History button and Start Interview.
      AI Mock Interview page with the Start a session card showing credits, 1 credit per minute and the Start Interview button
      Practice → Mock Interview. Click Start Interview to configure a session.
    2. Step 2: Choose the interview format

      On Configure Your Interview pick a format: Technical (concepts, trade-offs, architecture decisions), Behavioral (STAR stories, competencies, leadership principles), Coding (a live code editor where you write, run and test code) or System Design (scalability and distributed-systems trade-offs). Coding sessions can add up to three Focus topics.
      Configure Your Interview screen showing the Interview Format cards and the Role and Experience selectors
      Interview Format, then Role & Experience.
    3. Step 3: Set role, difficulty and duration

      Under Role & Experience choose a Domain and a Seniority Level (Intern through Director / VP / Exec). Under Difficulty pick Easy, Mid or Hard. Under Duration choose 5 to 45 minutes. The green box shows Estimated cost in credits against your available balance before you commit.
      Difficulty cards Easy, Mid and Hard, duration buttons from 5 to 45 minutes, and an estimated cost box
      Estimated cost is shown before you start. Billing pauses during disconnects.
    4. Step 4: Optional: feedback mode, company calibration, resume and job description

      • Feedback Mode: Realistic (End) delivers all feedback in the final report, like a real panel. Coaching (Turn) adds a brief coaching note after each answer.
      • Company Calibration: Standard, Amazon (Leadership Principles and bar-raiser depth) or Google (GCA, role knowledge, leadership, Googleyness).
      • Resume, Stack & Job Description: attach a resume, list key technologies and paste the target job description so questions match the role.
    5. Step 5: Click Start Interview and allow the microphone

      Your browser asks for microphone access; allow it. The interviewer speaks to you and listens to your answers; a live transcript runs alongside. The header shows the format, domain, level and a timer. Click End Interview to stop early; you are only charged for connected time.
      Mock interview session with an AI interviewer panel, a participant panel and the session timer
      A running session. The status line tells you when it is your turn to speak.

      Headphones help

      Use headphones or a headset so the interviewer's voice is not picked up by your microphone, and speak in full sentences; the interviewer waits for you to finish.
    1. Step 6: Open the Interview Report

      When the session ends you land on Interview Report: strengths, areas to improve, a company fit section when calibration was used, filler-word count and a question-by-question breakdown. Past reports are under History on the Mock Interview page.
    Mock interview at a glance
    ItemDetails
    Cost1 credit per minute of connected audio; the estimate is shown before you start.
    Length5 to 45 minutes per session.
    FormatsTechnical, Behavioral, Coding, System Design.
    NeedsA microphone and a browser that allows microphone access. A resume is optional but recommended.
    Also availableCompany Interview Loops: multi-round practice modelled on a specific company's process, linked from the setup page.

    Practising inside the desktop app instead?

    The desktop app has its own Test Drive under Settings → Quick Actions. It is billed the same way (1 credit per minute) and is a good way to rehearse the overlay controls before a real interview.

    Still stuck?

    Signed in? Open a ticket under Account → Support in the app. Otherwise use the contact form or email. Tell us what you tried, which page of this guide you were on, and your operating system or browser.