Mock Interview Copilot
Rehearse with an AI interviewer built from your own CV and target role — scored answers, concrete fixes, and delivery feedback, so you know exactly what to work on before the real interview.
Mock Interview Copilot is built for interview practice. Use it in practice sessions and mock interviews; recording or transcribing a call may need everyone’s consent and may be regulated where you live.
Career Prep
Mock Interview Copilot
Who it’s for
Job seekers, graduates, and career changers preparing for interviews — plus the friends, mentors, and coaches who run mock interviews with them.
Problem
Most interview practice is a generic question list or an unrecorded chat with a friend. Without questions tied to your CV and the role, and without feedback on structure and delivery, it is hard to know what to fix.
How it works
- 1
Install the Chrome or Edge extension, or the desktop app for macOS, Windows, or Linux, and sign in. A managed key covers every model, so there is nothing else to set up.
- 2
Upload your CV, the job description, and the notes you are revising from.
- 3
Open the practice room and answer out loud. The interviewer follows up when you are vague and closes with a report you can act on.
Key features
- AI interviewer in four styles — HR screener, engineering lead, hiring manager, and senior partner
- Questions built from your CV and the job description, not generic lists
- Every answer scored on structure, relevance, and specificity, with a stronger version you could say
- Pace, filler words, answer length, and pauses measured on your device
- Mock-call mode for practice with a friend or coach in Teams, Google Meet, Zoom, or Webex
- Managed plan or your own keys — OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, AssemblyAI, Deepgram, or ElevenLabs
From the blog
AI Mock Interview Tools Compared: Final Round AI, Yoodli, Big Interview, Gemini Live, and Mock Interview Copilot
Example journey
Step 1
Install and sign in
Add the extension or desktop app and start the free trial — no card needed.
Step 2
Add your CV and notes
Questions and feedback are drawn from your material rather than invented.
Step 3
Practise out loud
Pick an interviewer and answer each question as you would in the room.
Step 4
Review and improve
Read the scores, fixes, and transcript, then rehearse the weak answers again.
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Current status: Live
This product is available to explore via the product site.