Question 1

Is the free tryout actually free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The /try page gives you one full AI-generated interview question, real speech-to-text or typed input, and real AI feedback — all without an account, an email, or a credit card. There is no paywall on the answer or the feedback you receive. The score and 'what went well' are unlocked; the deeper 'what to improve' coaching is the only thing held behind signup.

Question 2

What information do I need to provide?

Accepted Answer

Three things: a job title, a job description, and a quick paste of your CV. The AI uses all three to generate a question tailored to the role. You can use a real CV or just paste a few bullet points about your experience — it'll work either way.

Question 3

How long does the tryout take?

Accepted Answer

About 5 minutes end-to-end. Roughly 1 minute to fill in the form, 30 seconds for the AI to generate your question, 2 minutes to answer (typed or spoken), and 1 minute to read the feedback. There's no time pressure on the answer itself.

Question 4

Why does the form ask for a security check?

Accepted Answer

We use Cloudflare Turnstile (an invisible, privacy-friendly CAPTCHA) to block bots from generating free AI questions. It runs silently in the background and most users never see it. If it fails, you'll get a 'security check required' message — refreshing the page usually fixes it.

Question 5

Can I do more than one tryout?

Accepted Answer

Free tryouts are one-per-IP-address to prevent abuse. To practice more, create a free account — you'll get one free credit per day forever, plus a welcome credit to start. Credit packs are available if you need to practice multiple questions in one session.

Question 6

What happens to my CV after the tryout?

Accepted Answer

If you don't sign up, the CV text is used only to generate your tryout question and is not stored long-term. If you do sign up, you can choose to import your tryout question and answer into your dashboard, where everything is saved privately to your account and visible only to you.

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