Interview Coach · Open source
Practice the interview
with your real stories.
Paste your résumé and a job posting. Confirm which facts are true. Then practice with a mock interviewer and read a debrief that checks your answers against those facts.
Steven Ammer, practicing in public for a sales training role at his employer. Public information and his own words only. No account needed.
Use Interview Coach for your own search
Your stories belong here.
Bring your résumé and a job posting. Check the facts, practice your answers, review the debrief, and drill the details. An account saves your progress between visits.
Guest work stays in this browser tab. End session clears it. The sample uses Steven's approved public summary and doesn't touch any account.
See how the coaching loop worksInterview Coach
How to use Interview Coach
- Add a job. Paste or upload your résumé and the posting. Screenshots work.
- Confirm your facts. Each shows the line it came from. Only confirmed facts get used.
- See how you match. Your job hub lines up their asks with your experience. No fake scores.
- Practice the interview. Recruiter, hiring manager, panel or senior exec. Type it or talk it.
- Read the debrief, then drill. Feedback on that run, then practice cards for your details.
- Walk in ready. Build a Prep Pack, draft a résumé or cover letter, log the real interview.
See the coaching loop
Fictional example only. Never added to your career details.
Your account
An account saves your jobs and facts so you can come back tomorrow. Just want to look around? Try it as a guest.
01 · Learn · about two minutes
Which job are you going for?
Paste your résumé and the job posting. We'll pull out your strengths, match them to what they're asking for, and show you where each one came from.
Step 1 of 4 · Learn
Your confirmed details
Tap Confirm on anything that's true. Fix anything that's off. Only confirmed details show up in your practice and your résumé.
Add more about yourself
Step 2 of 4 · Practice
Practice interview
Pick who's across the table. They'll ask about this job and dig into your real stories.
How tough should it be?
You don't have a job saved yet.
Your job hub
Your jobs. Tap one to switch.
- 01 · Learn. Confirm the details from your résumé.
- 02 · Practice. Answer questions in a mock interview.
- 03 · Debrief. Finish the mock interview, or add notes after a real one.
- 04 · Drill. Recall confirmed details with practice cards.
Your confirmed proof, ready to practice
Pick what you want to do for this job.
More ways to explore this job
Compare your opportunities
Pay, benefits, and what you learn
Connect the dots
How you match this job
What they're asking for, and where your experience already covers it. No fake match scores, just the honest picture.
Ready for the room
Your Prep Pack
Starting your pack…
Written only from facts you confirmed
Résumé and cover letter
Saved in this browser.
Preview
Step into the job
A week in this role
Five short scenes from a week on the job. Say what you'd do and watch it play out. Nothing here is graded, it's a rehearsal.
More about you
Bring your LinkedIn profile
On LinkedIn, open your profile and choose More → Save to PDF. Upload that PDF above.
For your data export, choose Settings & Privacy → Data privacy → Get a copy of your data. Unzip it, then upload Profile.csv and Positions.csv one at a time above. You can also paste profile text.
Choose “LinkedIn export” as the source type. Review each extracted fact before using it.
My coach notes
In the room
Interview practice
Three questions, each with one follow-up. Answer like you would in the room. It's fine to not have every detail.
If the transcript got your words wrong, fix them here first. We'll ask you to confirm anything new.
Voice mock interview
Connecting…
Tell a story
Step 4 of 4 · Drill
Your practice cards
Flip a card. Recall real details you confirmed. Get feedback on what you remembered.
Step 3 of 4 · Debrief
Review a real interview
Add what they asked. We'll compare those questions with your practice plan and suggest what to work on next.
Step 3 of 4 · Debrief
Your practice debrief
These scores are about this one practice run, not about you.