You read the 250 questions.
Could you answer them under pressure?
An AI interviewer that asks follow-ups, pushes back on shallow answers, and scores you like a real senior engineer.
Join the waitlist
First 100 on the list get lifetime access for $29 (launch price: $49). No spam — you'll hear from me when it's ready.
How it works
Not another static quiz. A conversation that adapts to what you actually say.
🎙️1. Start the interview
Pick a category (Arrays, Lists, Trees, General .NET/C#/SQL), your level (Junior → Mid-Senior), and session length. The AI interviewer takes it from there.
🔁2. Get grilled — like in a real interview
"What if the collection has a million items?" "Why not IEnumerable here?" The interviewer reads your actual answer and digs deeper — no scripted quiz, a real conversation.
📊3. Get your report
Score per category, a transcript with comments showing exactly where a real interviewer would have rejected you, and which of the 250 questions to review next.
Three modes, one goal: pass the real thing
💬Theory Mode
Conversational mock interview over the full 250-question bank. Follow-up questions, pushback on shallow answers, full scoring report.
⌨️Coding Mode
Solve Arrays/Lists/Trees problems in a live C# editor. The AI reviews correctness, Big-O and clean code — then asks: "Can you do better than O(n²)?"
⏱️Pressure Mode
Timed answers, interruptions, "justify that decision" — training for the nerves, not just the knowledge.
Why isn't this just another free quiz?
Every session runs real AI inference. The interviewer actually reads your answer and decides what to ask next — nothing is pre-scripted. That's the difference between a quiz and an interview.
A one-hour mock interview with a human engineer costs $100–200. Unlimited sessions here: $49, once — or $29 if you're among the first 100 on the waitlist.
The 250 questions stay free, forever. The simulator is for when you want to know if you can actually deliver them when it counts.