Mock coding interview with a live AI interviewer
A real editor, a real clock, and an interviewer who asks why. Thirty minutes, then a scored evaluation. Your first one is free.
- 618 mock interviews completed
- Problems asked at 600+ companies
- 30 minutes, on demand
Built by senior big tech engineers
How the mock technical interview runs
- 01
Pick the company and the level
Google, Amazon, Meta, one of 600 more, or random. Junior, mid/senior or staff. The interviewer opens with a problem that company asks at that level, the way a real screen does.
- 02
Solve it out loud, in a real editor
Python, Java, C++, JavaScript or C#, with live execution. You talk through the approach while you type. The interviewer listens, and asks about the parts you skipped.
- 03
Get the verdict and the breakdown
A verdict from strong hire to no hire, scores from 1 to 5 for problem solving, code quality, language proficiency and communication, and the focus areas to fix before the next one.
What the interviewer does that a problem list can't
- Asks what your solution costs in time and space, and whether you can do better.
- Has a follow-up ready if you finish early, like what changes when the input doesn't fit in memory.
- Notices when you go quiet and asks you to talk through what you're thinking.
- Responds to the answer you gave, not a script. Two people solving the same problem get two different conversations.
What you walk away with
- A scored evaluation that names the moments that cost you, not a generic rubric.
- Focus areas from this session and the ones before it, and a recommended next interview: company and level.
- Your code, exactly as you left it, saved next to the evaluation.
First interview free. Unlimited from $9.99/mo on the yearly plan, or $24.99 month to month. See pricing
What people say after a mock
“The follow up questions were simply amazing. Overall an ultra realistic interview experience, thank you.”
Mohan M · Prepping for Amazon
“The end-of-interview summary stands out a lot. The summary it gives me for what I say or don't say plus the comments on my implementation is invaluable. I've done a ton of interviews and a ton of Leetcode and I've never had that sort of summary before. It also helps a lot that it compares my current performance with my previous performance... it makes mock interviews so much more accessible than before.”
Aeron C · Junior SWE
“As someone who makes a living from coaching people to get SWE jobs at FAANG I was impressed by how the AI handled the interview at various points like first asking me for my thoughts and about my approach before "letting" me start writing the code... I feel like I'll be out of a job soon :)”
Alex V · SWE Interview Coach
“This tool is pretty great for someone like me. I have always been intimidated by tech interviews. Even the thought of a failed mock interview and the embarrassment I would feel after giving them had me avoiding them. This tool has helped me realise that I do suck, but I could be a lot worse, I am progressing and feeling more confident as time goes on, and that talking through my process is just as important as the solution, if not more.”
Sirat B · Prepping for NVIDIA
“I can 100% see this being a staple in every software engineer's interview prep process.”
Baid B · Apple Senior SWE
“The AI was extremely aware of the question I was working on and attentive to knowing I should not be using extra space for the question.”
Ben H · SWE Team Lead
“It was like a real one, the questions, the tone everything.”
Presha M · New Grad
Questions before you start
Prepare for the mock, then come back
- Coding patterns
Sliding window, two pointers, dynamic programming and the rest, each with practice problems.
- Free interactive courses
Short visual lessons on the patterns interviewers actually test.
- Questions by company
What Google, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft and 600 more companies ask.
- Compared with interviewing.io
Peer mocks versus an AI interviewer on demand.