Choose a role and focus
Select a role, experience level, and topics. Add a job description or analyzed resume when you want a more focused practice session.
- Role and difficulty
- Topics you want to practise
- Resume context is optional
Practice text or voice interviews with role-focused questions, then review a structured report based on your answers and each question's scoring criteria.
“Walk me through how you'd design a real-time collaborative code editor. Focus on consistency, conflict-free replicated data types (CRDTs), and latency optimization under high load.”
Question-by-question feedback
Review strengths and areas to improve
Saved interview report
Return to your results after the session
Private model inference
AI requests use the models configured by this deployment
Practice for the kinds of interviews you are preparing for
Follow a clear path from choosing a focus to reviewing feedback tied to your answers.
Select a role, experience level, and topics. Add a job description or analyzed resume when you want a more focused practice session.
Use text or check your microphone and practise with spoken questions. If audio is unavailable, continue in text mode.
Work through role-focused questions and relevant follow-ups at your own pace. Your answer is saved before the next turn.
See question-level scores, strengths, and suggestions tied to the rubric. Use them as practice guidance, not as a hiring decision.
Prepare with realistic practice, then use the report to decide what to work on next.
Choose a target role, difficulty, topics, and an available interview template.
Review answer scores, strengths, and improvement suggestions tied to the interview questions.
Open completed reports and track your interview activity from your dashboard.
Analyze a resume and use its extracted experience as context for custom interview questions.
The planner considers your recent sessions to reduce repeated questions.
Practice in text or use configured speech recognition and voice responses; switch to text if audio is unavailable.
Reports connect each score to the saved question rubric and show strengths and suggestions from your session. This example is illustrative, not a real candidate result.
Illustrative practice report
“You explained the trade-off clearly. Add how you would monitor the system after launch.”
Illustrative text only · not evaluation output
Create structured question sets with clear scoring criteria, then reuse them with your cohort. Publishing can require administrator verification, and candidate report sharing follows the consent settings for the template.
Language and speech models run on the service host configured for this deployment. Your browser connects to that service; this does not mean AI runs on your device. Storage, retention, and deletion are controlled by the host, so review its privacy policy before sharing personal information.
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Practice interviews and review your reports.
MockMate is a practice platform for text and voice mock interviews. It asks role-focused questions and provides structured feedback to help you prepare.
Use a current desktop version of Chrome, Edge, or Firefox for the most complete experience. Voice features also depend on your operating system and microphone permissions.
No. Text interviews are available without a microphone. To use voice, allow microphone access when your browser asks and complete the device check first.
You can analyze a resume and use supported resume or job-description context when configuring a custom interview. Review extracted details because automated analysis can miss information.
Your interview data is handled by the service hosting this MockMate deployment. Review that deployment's privacy policy for storage, retention, and deletion details.
Voice mode uses the configured speech service to process your answer. MockMate does not offer session playback recordings in the current experience. Check the host's privacy policy for service-specific processing and retention.
No. The browser needs a connection to the MockMate service during an interview. If your connection drops, the app attempts to reconnect and provides a text fallback when voice is unavailable.
The current beta is available without a subscription or payment. Availability and pricing may change; no payment is collected in the beta experience.
Interviewers can create reusable templates. Publishing may require verification by the deployment's administrator. Candidate reports are shared only through the applicable consent flow.
Practice answering role-focused questions and review specific feedback before your next interview.
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