grill.

Composure under heat

Mock interviews that
tell you the truth.

Most practice tools nod along. Grill asks the follow-up you were hoping to avoid, then scores what you actually said — and how you actually sounded.

Paste a job description, a résumé, or a topic. Eight questions, about fifteen minutes.

How it goes

  1. 01

    Set the brief

    Paste the job description or your résumé. Pick the level and how many questions you want.

  2. 02

    Sit in the hot seat

    Answer out loud or in writing. Each answer shapes the next question — including the follow-ups you'd rather dodge.

  3. 03

    Read the honest report

    Scores grounded in your own words, plus measured delivery: pace, pauses, fillers, pitch, energy.

It measures delivery.
It doesn't guess it.

Tone is never inferred from your transcript. Pace, pauses and fillers come from word-level timings; pitch and energy come from the audio itself. If the numbers say you rushed, it's because you rushed.

Delivery

Pace
148 wpm
Avg pause
310 ms
Fillers
6
Pitch variation
24.1 Hz

Find out before they do.