No. 01Practice like it’s real
AI mock interviews tailored to your resume and job description
Run a realistic AI mock interview built around the role you want. Add your resume, a job description or a target company, and the interviewer asks about your own experience — then follows up on what you actually said, across three rounds.
Free during early access — create a free account first, no card.
01Workflow
How it works
- 01
Set the scene
Pick a role track, level and interviewer. Attach a resume, paste a job description or choose a target company — or simply type the role.
- 02
Talk it through
Type or dictate each answer. The interviewer responds to what you actually said and follows up the way a real panel would.
- 03
Review with evidence
Finish with an IW-1 scorecard that quotes your own words, then save weak spots to your learning library for spaced review.
02Fit
Mock interviews: who it’s for and when to use it
What’s includedMock interviews
- 01Four fictional AI interviewers: Maya (talent partner), Alex (engineering lead), Jordan (hiring manager) and Riley (English interview coach).
- 02Three structured rounds: background & motivation, role depth & case, judgment & collaboration.
- 03Adaptive follow-ups grounded in your resume, the job description and your target company.
- 04Guided practice coaches you between answers; strict simulation stays in character until the final review.
- 05Replies stream in as they are written, and natural Fish Audio voices usually start speaking within a second or two.
- 06Interview in one language and review in another — for example, answer in English and read feedback in Chinese.
Who it’s for
- Candidates preparing for a specific role who want questions drawn from their own resume and the job description, not a generic list.
- Students and early-career candidates rehearsing campus or internship interviews, including in a second language.
- Experienced candidates who want to rehearse a full loop, from motivation through case questions to judgment calls.
When to use it
- In the week or two before a real interview loop, as a full dress rehearsal.
- Right after you tailor your resume, to hear which lines an interviewer will probe.
- When you want to interview in English but read the feedback in Chinese — or the other way round.
03Sample output
A follow-up built from your resume and the job
The interviewer reads what you give it — a resume line, the job description — and follows up on what you actually said, not on a script.
Round 2 · role depth & caseSample
- Target role
- Product analyst
- From the resume
- “Ran A/B tests on the pricing page”
- From the job description
- Experiment design, stakeholder communication
- Interviewer
- Jordan · hiring manager
Your resume mentions pricing-page A/B tests. Pick one: what was the hypothesis, and what did you decide when the result came back?
We tested showing annual prices first. Sign-ups went up slightly, but refund requests rose too, so I recommended holding the launch until we had checked retention.
Who disagreed with holding the launch, and how did you decide which metric should win?Follow-up · built on your answer and the JD
Illustrative example, not real user data. Jordan is a fictional AI interviewer.
04Limits
Mock interviews: limits and honest caveats
- Questions and follow-ups are generated for practice. They are not questions any company has used, and the interviewers know nothing about an employer’s internal process.
- Resume and job description are optional. Without them, questions stay closer to the general role track.
- Scores come from the IW-1 practice rubric and quote your answers. They are estimates for your next rep, not a prediction of any hiring decision.
05Questions
Mock interviews: common questions.
Answers specific to this tool, based on how it actually works. General questions are on the home page.
Read the guides01Do I need a resume or job description to start?
No. You can simply type the target role. A resume, a job description or a target company makes the questions more specific to you.
02What is the difference between guided practice and strict simulation?
Guided practice gives coaching between answers. Strict simulation stays in character and holds all feedback until you ask for the final review, which is closest to a real interview.
03Can I answer by voice?
Yes. Dictate an answer and check the transcript before you send it; the interviewer’s replies can be read aloud. For a fully spoken, real-time conversation, use the AI voice mock interview.
06Works well with
Keep building the habit.
- Realtime15–60 min
AI voice mock interview
Talk with an AI interviewer in real time and interrupt naturally. For real calls, a meeting coach shows silent structure hints — never scripted answers.
- JS · PythonPublic tests
Technical interview lab
Solve coding exercises in an in-browser JavaScript or Python sandbox with public tests, and sketch architectures on a system-design whiteboard.
- PaceFillers · pauses
Interview speaking practice
Record a spoken interview answer in English or Chinese and see estimated pace, possible filler words and pauses, transcribed by Fish Audio.
Early access · free
Log your first rep today.
Bring a resume or a job description — or just the role you want. The log starts with your first answer.