Scored against your own material
Questions and scoring both run on the profile and job context saved to your account, so a mock session rehearses the role you are actually interviewing for.
Mock interview
Rehearse the interview before you sit it
A spoken mock interview inside the same desktop app. It asks, you answer out loud, and it hands back a scored report on what you actually said.
- Step 1
Choose the shape of it
Seniority from junior to staff, difficulty, and 3, 5, 8 or 12 questions. Nothing else to fill in: the interview is built from the CV and job description already on your account, the same ones the live assistant reads.
- Step 2
The interviewer speaks
Behavioural, technical, situational and closing questions, asked out loud in your interview language. A thin answer draws up to two follow-ups on the same question, the way a real interviewer presses.
- Step 3
You answer out loud
Your microphone is transcribed as you speak, and you move on when you are ready. Suggestions from the live assistant stay off unless you turn them on: the point of the hour is that you do the thinking.
- Step 4
You get a scorecard
An overall score with your strengths and gaps, then every question scored on its own with why it landed where it did and a stronger version of the answer you gave.
Headphones
Wear them for a mock session. On speakers, the tail of a spoken question can land at the start of the answer your microphone is transcribing.
All 28 interview languages
One setting covers the live assistant and the mock alike. Where a language has no voice available the interviewer writes its questions instead of speaking them, and the scoring is unchanged.
Priced by the question, not the clock
Think-time is free. You pay for each question, each follow-up and the final report; the transcription that runs the whole way through is not metered at all.
The report leaves with you
Export it as DOCX or Markdown, in the language you interviewed in, and keep it beside the notes from your real calls.
Install
Three ways to get it running
Pick whichever fits how you work. The one-liner downloads the latest release and launches the installer for you.
powershell -Command "$release = Invoke-RestMethod -Uri 'https://api.github.com/repos/PowerInterviewAI/client-app/releases/latest'; $asset = $release.assets | Where-Object { $_.name -like '*Setup*.exe' } | Select-Object -First 1; Invoke-WebRequest -Uri $asset.browser_download_url -OutFile $asset.name; Start-Process -FilePath ('.\' + $asset.name)"Showing the version-agnostic command - the release lookup runs at install time.