There's an old piece of advice I used to hear from other developers:

"Interview at a bunch of random companies before you interview for the job you really want."

Sounds great, right? Get some real-world practice before the real deal. But it's not realistic.

The obvious solution is mock interviews with real engineers, but most people just don't have the resources. Hiring a human interviewer can cost hundreds (sometimes thousands) of dollars per session. And not everyone has friends at places like Google or Meta who can spare an hour to grill them.

That's the inspiration behind mockinterviews.dev.

With AI-powered mock interviews, you can get real-world practice multiple times until you feel ready... without breaking the bank.

I built this tool with some of my ex-MAANG colleagues to simulate the real deal. We cover every round of your technical loop: System Design, Coding Interviews, OOD, Engineering Leadership, Behavioral, and more.

Each session adapts to your answers, scores you on the same rubrics big-tech interviewers use, and routes you to pinpointed study material so the next attempt is measurably better. That way you can get realistic, constructive feedback whenever you need it, from the comfort of your couch.

No stress, no huge bills, no burned bridges.

Try a free mock interview and let us know what you think.