Feedback built around your own words

Many practice tools give advice that could apply to almost anyone.

prepVo points to what you actually said or wrote, explains the issue in plain language, and shows you where to look.

See a made-up example of each.

Voice practice feedback

A replay you can scrub, a timestamped transcript, and clear feedback on tone, pace, speaking time and each answer — including the sentences you actually said.

See the voice sample

Resume feedback

See how your resume compares with the job post before and after, check each section, and find the gaps you can fill with things you have genuinely done.

See the resume sample

What makes it different

  • It quotes you. Each point shows the words from your answer or resume that the feedback is about.
  • Every number has an explanation. You see a plain-language note beside each score, with an example of what it means.
  • It does not give the same advice every time. Feedback changes with what you say or write.
  • It does not make things up. Resume lines use the facts you provide. When something cannot be supported, we tell you and leave it out.
  • You can compare practice rounds. Save sessions and look back at how your answers change over time.
  • You stay in control. You choose what to save, and we do not keep your audio or video recordings.

These are fictional examples. Results depend on what you say or write. They are a practice guide, not a prediction of any hiring decision.

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Stop memorising answers. Start practising interviews.

Paste your job description, choose your interview style, and start practising.

Answer. Handle the follow-up. Review your feedback. Repeat.

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