Scored, not just transcribed
An overall score out of 100 and five skill dimensions, so you can see whether the problem is your structure, your examples or your delivery.
The hardest question shouldn't surprise you
Practise the interview you actually have
The person across the table will ask about your CV and their posting — where your experience is thin, why you left, why this role. A list you found on the internet cannot ask any of that.
Not a list of generic questions. Add your CV and the job posting, and the AI interviews you on that specific role — then scores how you did and tells you what to work on. Choose practice, where it presses like a real interviewer, or coaching, where it helps you get to the answer.
Start practising free
No credit card required · Two sessions free: one practice, one coaching
- No credit card
- Hosted in Zurich
- Never used to train AI
Preparing for one interview
How it usually goes
- Search for "common interview questions"
- Get the same generic list everyone else got
- Guess which of them this employer will actually ask
- Rehearse in your head, where every answer sounds fine
- Find out in the room which answers were thin
- Leave with no idea how you really did
How it goes here
- Add your CV and the posting
- Sit fifteen exchanges, follow-ups included
- Read your score and what to fix
How a session works
- 1
Add your CV, then the job
The questions are built from the gap between the two — what this employer will want to probe about your particular background. Building a CV and loading an example job are both free.
- 2
Sit the interview
Fifteen exchanges, the length of a real first-round interview. It asks follow-up questions when an answer is thin, the way an actual interviewer would.
- 3
Get scored
A score out of 100 with a five-dimension skill breakdown, your strongest answers, your weakest ones, and what to do about them.
What you get out of it
The point is not the practice run. It is knowing what to fix before the real one.
Keep it, in your language
Export any session as a PDF, and practise in German, French, Italian or English. Save a session to a tracked application and it is kept as long as that application is.
Two full sessions free, on every plan
Including the free plan, with no card. Fifteen exchanges each — a whole interview, not a demo that stops after three questions.
A second round on your weak spots
After the summary you can run a targeted follow-up session that drills only the areas you scored lowest on, instead of repeating what you already do well. Once the two free sessions are used, further sessions run on credits — the free plan comes with some, so there is nothing to buy to try one.
No interview lined up yet?
Practise against an example job. Loading one costs no credits, and the session itself comes out of your two free sessions rather than your credit balance — so a first full run costs you nothing at all. Same questions, same follow-ups, same scored summary.
What is different afterwards
- You have already answered the hard question once, so the first time is not in the room.
- You know which of your answers were weak — with a score per skill, not a general impression.
- The second round drills only what you scored lowest on, instead of what you already do well.
- A full 15-exchange session, twice, on every plan including free — no credits spent on either.
- German, French, Italian and English, and the transcript exports as a PDF.
- Your documents are stored encrypted and are never used to train AI models.
Free plan CHF 0Paid plans from CHF 14.90
Why not just use ChatGPT?
A fair question, and the answer is not that it writes badly. It is that it starts from nothing every time, and an application is more than one document.
- A general chatbotAnswers as itself, marks its own workpreparAItorInterviews you, then scores five skills
- A general chatbotRe-paste your CV every timepreparAItorUpload your CV once
- A general chatbotCopy the posting across by handpreparAItorPaste a link or a PDF
- A general chatbotOne prompt, one documentpreparAItorFive documents in one run
- A general chatbotNothing tracks what you applied topreparAItorEvery application tracked for a year
- A general chatbotYour chats may train the modelpreparAItorZurich-hosted, never used for training
The same goes for Claude, Gemini, Copilot or Perplexity — this is not about which one writes best, but about what a tool remembers between one application and the next. Training defaults vary by product and plan, and most let you opt out.
Walk in having already answered the hard one
Both free sessions are available now, with no payment details. Paid plans start at CHF 14.90 per month if you want more.