I built a free AI mock interview from your resume and the job description (no login, no ads)
You passed the CV round. The interview is in a few days. Now what? Most practice options are either generic question lists or tools that make you sign up before you can try anything. I wanted something simpler: upload my resume, paste the job description, and rehearse the interview I'm actually abo

You passed the CV round. The interview is in a few days. Now what?
Most practice options are either generic question lists or tools that make you sign up before you can try anything. I wanted something simpler: upload my resume, paste the job description, and rehearse the interview I'm actually about to have.
I once took an AI interview on an employer screening platform as a candidate. The experience stuck with me, but I wanted the opposite direction: a tool for candidates to practice, not for companies to filter people out.
I've also sat through many interviews myself, and a lot of the advice I found online didn't match what interviewers actually asked. That gap is what this project tries to close.
A score alone doesn't help you improve. So the report explains why an answer scored the way it did. For example:
Q: Tell me about a time you had to deliver under a tight deadline. Your answer: "We had a big release, so the team worked late and we finished on time." Score: 4/10 — Too general: no clear situation, no actions of your own, and no result.
You can preview some model answers for free after each interview.
The mock interview, scores, and feedback are free. That's the core and it will stay that way.
There's an optional paid Job Interview Prep Pack for people who want more before a real interview: a detailed analysis report, a personal study plan, likely questions and answers for the role, and lessons from real interview experience. You don't need it to use the tool.
If you have an interview coming up, run one session with the real JD and tell me how close it felt to the actual interview. Feedback, especially critical feedback, is very welcome in the comments.