Practice makes perfect.
Conquer your next interview with Mocko.
Mock Interview
A spoken back-and-forth with an AI interviewer that follows up when your answer needs more. Upload your resume and it'll ask about that too.
On-Air Practice
Record one question at a time on camera, then get scored on structure, clarity, pace, and tone.
Drills
Short timed reps for the reflexes interviewers actually test: math, risk, memory, pattern.
Compete
See where you stand today, this week, and all-time, drill by drill.
The scored breakdown is what got me. I always thought I was rambling a little, but seeing my own filler count and pace laid out next to the transcript made it obvious exactly where I was losing the thread. Fixed it in about a week of reps, and it carried straight over into how I answer questions in my med school interviews.
I'd never touched anything like the Pymetrics-style games before I found this. Running the balloon and card drills a few times a night for two weeks meant the actual assessment wasn't the thing throwing me off, I already knew the rhythm of it going in.
I did four mock interviews the week before my first-round with a bank, and by the third one the follow-up questions stopped catching me off guard. Hearing myself get asked "walk me through that" out loud, instead of just reading it off a page, made the real interview feel like the fifth rep instead of the first.
Your next interview shouldn't be your first rep.
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Record and get graded, or run a live conversation.
Mock Interview
A real, spoken back-and-forth with an AI interviewer. It asks a question out loud, listens to your answer, and follows up naturally when there's more worth digging into. No typing, no scripts to read from.
On-Air Practice
Record your answer on camera, one question at a time, then get a scored breakdown of your structure, clarity, pace, and tone: the same one-question, on-camera format used by real async video screens.
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Sign in to record a session and save your progress.
Built for async video screens
Practice the exact one-question, on-camera format used by HireVue, Sonru, Spark Hire, and similar platforms.
Real back-and-forth, out loud
Mock Interview is a live spoken conversation, with natural follow-up questions when an answer needs more depth.
Questions pulled from your resume
Upload a resume and get questions tailored to your actual roles and projects, not just a generic bank.
Drills for the moments that trip people up
Timed arithmetic, risk-based decisions, and pattern sequences: the fast skills that come up cold.
See exactly where you stand
Every session is scored on structure, clarity, pace, and tone, with streaks and a leaderboard to track progress.
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What is Mocko?
A practice tool for job interviews, in any field. Record mock answers and get an AI-scored breakdown, or run quick skill drills like arithmetic, sequences, and risk-based decision making.
What's coming next?
Full multi-question interviews, more drills, and eventually friends and shared progress.
How is my answer graded?
Your recording is transcribed, then scored against a rubric (content & structure, clarity, pace, and tone) using Claude, along with pace and filler-word stats pulled directly from the transcript.
Is my recording stored?
Yes. Recordings are stored privately under your account so they can be transcribed and graded, and only you can access them.
What do the drills actually test?
Timed arithmetic, risk-based decisions, and pattern sequences: the fast reflexes that show up cold in gamified assessments like Pymetrics, not the kind of thing you'd rehearse for a normal interview.
Why do I need to log in?
So your recordings and scores are saved to your account and you can track progress over time, instead of losing everything when you close the tab.
Can I delete my data?
Yes. Go to Settings → Delete Account. It permanently removes your profile, sessions, drill scores, resumes, and recordings right away, no waiting on a request.
Still stuck?
These are the common questions, not the only ones.
Set up your session
Choose your format and difficulty to begin.
Quick Round
1 question
~3 min
Short Session
3 questions
~8 min
Full Interview
5 questions
~15 min
What worked
- Strong STAR structure: situation and task were clear in the first 15 seconds.
- Clear, confident opening that got straight to the point without hedging.
- Good pacing, not rushed, and gave the interviewer time to follow along.
Needs work
- Said "um" or "like" 11 times. Try a silent pause instead of filling the gap.
- The resolution was rushed. Spend more time on what changed afterward, not just what you did.
- Tone stayed fairly flat. Vary your energy on the key moment of the story.
History & Trends
Your interview practice, front and center. Drills further down.
Record your first session to see it here.
Drills
Short, focused reps on one skill at a time. Not a full interview, just the muscle.
Arithmetic
60 seconds, addition, subtraction, multiplication, division. Answer as many as you can before time runs out.
Arithmetic Pro
Same four operations, uglier numbers and multi-step expressions. Still 60 seconds, see how far speed holds up.
Risk
Pump the balloon for +1 point a pop, or collect and bank your earnings. Pop it and you lose the round, so how far do you push it?
Sequence
A pattern of numbers appears. Type the next one in the sequence before the clock runs out.
Digits
A sequence of digits flashes, then disappears. Type it back. Each round adds one more digit until you slip.
Stop
Press on red, hold still on green. 40 fast trials testing how well you catch yourself.
Cards
Four decks, 24 draws. Every deck pays out, but some carry bigger hidden losses. Learn which to avoid.
Arrows
An arrow appears with a rule above it that keeps changing. Read the rule, not just the arrow. 30 trials.
Towers
Move the whole disk stack to the last peg, one move at a time, as fast as you can. Three rounds, no skipping.
Magnitudes
Two fractions appear. Click the larger one, as fast as you can, for 60 seconds.
Shapes
A grid of shapes appears, all identical but one. Spot the odd one out before time runs out.
Letters
Letters appear one at a time. Click Match when the current one repeats the letter from two spots back.