Interview & presentation practice

Practice interviews and presentations with AI.

Six characters, each grading something different, ask real follow-up questions built on what you actually said, so the version of you that shows up for the real thing isn't a first draft.

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Presenting · live Snippet
“How is the 1,800-foot diving depth measured, and what species achieves this?”
Rex: hand up mid-sentence, unsupported claim
🏆 Winner: Best Sales Value Proposition & 3rd place, IdeaFest 2026 · Henley Business School
The panel

Six characters. Six different things they're grading.

An interactive approach to preparation: each character sees things a little differently. They have their own perspective, their own priorities, and their own way of responding to what you say. That carries across every session. Whether you're facing an interview panel or presenting to a room, the perspectives adapt to what you're preparing for — keeping the experience familiar while making the feedback relevant.

Rex, an orange fox character
Rex
Evidence
Every number gets the same question: says who?
Prof, a grey owl character
Prof
Depth
Notices when a claim has a boundary you didn't name.
Naps, a tan cat character
Naps
Clarity
Half-asleep, but if it's not clear enough for her, it's not clear enough.
Mochi, a pink rabbit character
Mochi
Engagement
Wants the human story sitting underneath the metric.
Pip, a green frog character
Pip
Structure
Tracks whether the argument still holds by the end.
Biscuit, a brown bear character
Biscuit
Delivery
Notices whether a line actually landed.
Interviews

Practice against the job, not a generic script.

Paste in the job description and the panel evaluates your answers on fit, evidence, judgement, and culture. Go one to one with a single interviewer or face the full four person boardroom. Every follow-up comes from what you just said, so every interview is different and every answer matters.

One-on-One Boardroom panel Grades against your JD Adjustable difficulty, incl. Roast 22 role families
Hiring signal · Yes

"The candidate demonstrated clear structured thinking, genuine ownership of mistakes, and practical problem-solving across multiple scenarios… They are ready to advance, with targeted coaching on impact articulation."

Prefer plain role titles over characters? Flip to Professional Mode anytime: same panel, same questions.

Start an interview ↗
Session report · Boardroom Snippet
Continues with your progress trend and a full Role Readiness breakdown. See the rest ⤢
Graded against the real job description, requirement by requirement — not a generic checklist. See just that ⤢
Presenting · live Snippet
Session report · Presenting Snippet
Presentations

Rehearse in front of a room that pushes back.

The same panel doesn't clock out for a talk. The lanes just shift back to Engagement, Evidence, Clarity, Depth, Structure and Delivery. Bring any topic, or upload your own slides. The audience raises a hand mid-sentence the moment a claim goes unsupported or a story loses the room.

Any topic Upload your own slides Live interruptions Adjustable difficulty
Where you stand

"The structure holds, the ideas are genuinely interesting, and you handled pressure questions with intellectual honesty. What's keeping the grade down is Evidence: your claims are stated with confidence but lack the named sources that would make the room stop questioning and start believing."

Start a presentation ↗
How the feedback works

Every panelist grades their own lane, and shows their reasoning.

Whichever one you just did, the scoring works the same way underneath: each character quotes the exact moment that earned or cost you marks, then explains, in their own words, what worked and what still needs backing up.

Panel breakdown Snippet
Prof and Rex shown here. Naps, Mochi, Pip, and Biscuit each get their own full breakdown too. See everyone's ⤢
Prof · what worked

"You didn't just claim resilience. You named its boundary condition. That's the difference between surface-level and real thinking."

Rex · to strengthen

"Impressive specifics, but unattributed. Named source plus real data is what makes an audience stop fact-checking and start listening."

Progress

A plan that adapts to your deadline.

Feedback on one session is useful. Feedback that remembers your last five is what actually moves the needle. Set the date of the real thing and get a phased plan with a target grade for each stage, paced to how many days you actually have. Hit today's target and tomorrow's gets a little harder, until the plan decides you're ready.

See a sample plan ↗
Practice plan Snippet
Continues with lane-by-lane trends and your full session history. See the rest ⤢
Pricing

Straightforward, either way.

Start free. Upgrade only once you're using it enough to want no limits.

Free
£0
A capped number of sessions across interviews and presentations, every core feature included.
  • Interview + presentation practice
  • Full session report each time
  • One active practice plan
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Pro
Unlimited
£12 / month
For anyone practicing regularly ahead of something real.
  • Unlimited sessions, every mode
  • All difficulty levels, including Roast
  • CV + JD-matched grading and likely questions
  • Full deadline-based practice plans
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