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Interview practice, out loud

Rehearse the interview before you have it.

Rehearse asks the questions, listens to your answer, and shows you what to say better.

No account · voice or typing · your sessions stay with you

Available now: role-based practice, retries and example job-post interviews in English. Practise with your own job posts in English or Turkish in the self-hosted version.

From the sample session

Sample feedback

Describe documentation you wrote because an operational task was going wrong. What made it useful in practice?

  • Strong detail
  • Vague
  • Filler

Our small team was repeatedly restoring the wrong version of a background worker during incidents. The deployment dashboard showed several similar build names, and the existing instructions assumed that everyone remembered which queue each worker served.

  • Structure: 3 out of 4
  • Specificity: 1 out of 4
  • Ownership: 4 out of 4
  • Impact: 1 out of 4
  • Relevance: 4 out of 4
  • Clarity: 4 out of 4

Change one thing

Quantify the result.

Try saying: “As a result, [metric] went from [before] to [after].”

Read the full sample report

How a session works

Answer, see what to fix, practise again.

  1. 01

    Bring the job, or pick a role

    Practise from hand-written questions by role and seniority, or try one of three example job posts. Use your own job posts in the self-hosted version.

    Frontend · Backend · Full-stack
  2. 02

    Answer out loud

    The interviewer reads the question. You get 15 seconds to think, then you speak and watch the transcript. Fix misheard words before you review your answer.

    Or type your answer. The same rubric applies.
  3. 03

    See what to say better

    Explore pre-written sample feedback with six scores and a rewrite to try. Retry the question to practise your answer; the demo does not score your words.

    One concrete change for your next answer.

What the feedback looks at

Six things interviewers listen for.

Pace, filler words and pauses are counted in your browser, not by the language model.

Structure
Situation, action, result in order. Or definition, example, trade-offs.
Specificity
Systems, numbers, constraints, tool names.
Ownership
What you did, said with “I”, apart from the team.
Impact
The result, measured where possible.
Relevance
Whether you answered the question asked.
Clarity
Whether a listener follows it the first time.

Two ways to use it

Try the demo. Run the full version on your machine.

The public demo uses pre-written feedback and keeps sessions in your browser. Run the full version with your own OpenAI key and save sessions in SQLite on your machine. The setup guide covers Docker and local installation.

Demo and self-hosted editions
FeatureDemo, on the public siteFull version, self-hosted
FeedbackPre-written sample feedbackScored live on your own answer
Job postsThree example postsAny link or pasted text, with more questions on demand
LanguageEnglishEnglish and Turkish
HistoryThis browser onlySaved on your machine, across browsers