Speaking drills
Answer in 60
One interview question. Sixty seconds. Get a transcript, filler-word count, pace (WPM), and clarity score.
Scorecard
Fillers · WPM · clarity
Free · Interview English · Tech
Short drills you can finish in a few minutes. Structure — not accent, not IELTS.
Speaking drills
One interview question. Sixty seconds. Get a transcript, filler-word count, pace (WPM), and clarity score.
Scorecard
Fillers · WPM · clarity
Speaking drills
Guided Situation, Task, Action, Result form. Turn rough notes into a polished spoken-style answer, then rehearse.
Flow
Notes → script → rehearse
Speaking drills
Enter role, years, and target job. Get a 30, 60, or 90-second pitch you can edit and rehearse out loud.
Length
30 · 60 · 90 seconds
Speaking drills
Freestyle speaking on a random topic. The screen flashes and beeps when you say um, like, you know…
Live
Flash + beep on fillers
Speaking drills
Drill stakeholder, deliverable, leverage, colleague and more. Hear the model, record, compare.
Vocab
Listen · record · match
English level
Twelve real interview sentences. Pick the correct English — tenses, I vs we, for vs since. See what you missed.
Format
12 interview sentences
Behavioural interviews
Paste a messy “we shipped” story. Get a STAR script in English — I, a number, no hedges — and save it in a story bank.
Output
STAR script + story bank
Behavioural interviews
Build a 60-second intro: present, one result, why this role, why you. Record it and score the structure — not your accent.
Length
60-second spoken script
CV / resume
Paste your bullets. See duty language, we, missing numbers. Copy a verb-first rewrite. Not an ATS scan.
Focus
Verbs · numbers · ownership
HR screen
Build a 60-second answer: real weakness, one example, what you do now, one proof. Blocks “I work too hard.”
Time
60-second script
HR screen
Two or three role-fit strengths, each with one proof. Copy a script under a minute.
Format
2–3 strengths + proof
Coding interviews
First idea, one trade-off, why you chose it, then what you check if you stall. Record 90 seconds and get a scorecard.
Scorecard
90-second recording
Technical interviews
Restate, name the approach, walk an example, state time and space, then an edge case. Record 90 seconds and get a structure scorecard.
Beats
Approach · example · Big O
System design
Requirements, one scale number, API, where state lives, the first bottleneck, then one trade-off. Practise the spoken order before you draw.
Spoken order
Reqs → API → bottleneck
FAQ
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