Free for students — 2 calls a week

Get grilled before
it's real.

Sarah is an AI recruiter. She calls your actual phone, picks one line off your resume, and drills you on it for three minutes. The interview panic you feel? You can train that away.

No card · No app · Recording disclosed on every call

Call transcript — drill #2Live · 01:42

[00:12] SARAH: Your resume says you cut API latency by 40%. Walk me through what you actually changed.

[00:19] YOU: So we, um — we moved the cache layer in front of the, uh, the gateway…

[01:02] SARAH: Good. Now say it again — without the um.

✓ STRENGTH Clear metric ownership — you knew your numbers.

→ TIGHTEN Lead with the outcome, then the how.

2 free drills / week · total cost $0.00

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01 — How it works

Thirty seconds to set up.
A lifetime skill after.

  1. 01

    Drop your resume + target role

    PDF, DOCX, or paste it in. Tell us what you are aiming for — "SWE @ FAANG," "IB Analyst," "PM intern." Thirty seconds, done.

  2. 02

    Choose when Sarah strikes

    Right now. Within the hour. Sometime today. Or a random ambush this week — because real recruiters do not send calendar invites for screening calls.

  3. 03

    Pick up. Survive. Level up.

    Sarah picks ONE bullet off your resume and digs in. Three minutes of real pressure, then a strength and a fix land on your dashboard.

02 — Why a phone call

Because the interview is a phone call.

Chat practice trains typing. Voice practice trains the thing you are actually scared of.

The voice

Real voice. Real nerves.

A studio-grade AI voice that sounds like an actual recruiter — not a chatbot. Your heart rate will spike. That is the training effect.

The question

It knows your resume

No generic "tell me about yourself." Sarah quotes your own bullet points back at you. If you cannot defend a line, you find out here — not in the real call.

The feedback

One strength. One fix.

Every drill ends with something you did well and one thing to tighten. Two drills a week, every week. By interview season you are a different speaker.

~3 minper drill
1sharp question
2free calls a week
$0forever
03 — FAQ

Questions students ask us

Is it really free?+

Yes. 2 calls per week, no card required. We are an educational company — this is what we do. Paid tiers may come later for extra drills, but the free tier stays.

Is the voice really AI?+

Yes — a studio-grade neural voice with sub-second latency. She speaks naturally, handles interruptions, and reacts to what you actually say. Most people forget within 20 seconds.

What if I miss the call?+

Sarah detects voicemail and hangs up. It costs you nothing and does not count against your weekly limit. Request another from your dashboard.

When can Sarah call me?+

You pick: "Now" rings within a minute. "Within the hour" and "today" pick a random moment inside your call window (default 9am–9pm, your timezone). "This week" is the full ambush experience.

What does she actually ask?+

One sharp question about one specific line on your resume — "You said you reduced false positives by 18%. What did the retraining pipeline actually do?" The kind of question that exposes whether you understand your own bullet points.

How long is each call?+

About 2–3 minutes, hard-capped at 3:00. Long enough to sweat, short enough to fit between classes — and short enough that we can keep it free.

Incoming call — unknown number

Next time your phone rings, be ready.

Two free drills a week. No card. Sarah is standing by.