Two question sets are built in — twelve questions almost every interview asks, and eight tell-me-about-a-time questions — and the app puts each one on screen with an empty line underneath for your own answer. Rehearsing is free and unlimited, and nothing you write or say leaves your device.
No account needed to start. Rehearse free for 7 days — 2 without an account. Studio — recording, the finished export and subtitles — is paid.
Tell me about yourself.
Say your answer out loud.
Not the way you wrote it —
the way you would say it.
Then move to the next one.
Nothing here scores you. It is a prompter holding your own words.
Common questions (twelve of them), tell-me-about-a-time questions (eight), or the holding-phrases sheet for the seconds you need to think and the answers you do not have. The Interview type gives you one answer per block at 80 words a minute with no countdown.
The prompter holds one question at a time and waits. Write your answer under the question in your own words, then rehearse it until it sounds like you talking rather than you reading. Rehearse free for 7 days — 2 without an account.
If you want to know how you actually sound, record a pass. Tap once to redo an answer that came out badly, and the export is a finished recording you can listen to on the way to the interview.
Only what the app actually does today.
Open the app, pick a question set, and answer the first one aloud. No account needed to start, and nothing recorded unless you ask for it.
No account needed to start. Rehearse free for 7 days — 2 without an account. Studio — recording, the finished export and subtitles — is paid.