Voice Interview AI - SWE is a voice-first mock interview tool for practicing technical interviews with AI coaching. It focuses on FAANG-style interview preparation and presents itself as a way to train interview performance through realistic, AI-led mock sessions.
Its practice flow centers on short interview loops. The site describes 15 to 30 minute practice blocks, voice and text answer modes, and round-by-round feedback based on a user’s specific answers. It also says users can select a focus area, simulate pressure in a realistic timed environment, and receive actionable coaching immediately after each round. The listed technical areas include system design, coding and algorithms, behavioral interviews, low level design, and core technical depth. A separate career strategy section is marked as coming soon and mentions offers, levels, and career roadmaps.
The experience is described as a phone-like audio environment, with a voice-first interface for verbal practice and curated question banks modeled after top tier tech companies. The site says it is meant for candidates preparing for technical interview rounds and highlights structured practice, hyper specific feedback, and daily loops for consistency. It is delivered through the web, with calls to start a web interview and explore the app.
The page also includes links for blog, whitepapers, support, feedback, privacy, and terms, along with articles and a whitepaper section.
Voice Interview AI is an Education & learning project. It helps software engineers practice and improve interview skills through realistic AI-led mock interviews and instant feedback. It is built as a consumer product for software engineers preparing for interviews. There is a free tier, and paid plans start at $19. It ships for the web and iOS.
It is developed by Tomer Ben David (United States), and it first shipped in 2026. Among its 6 catalogued features are mock interviews, AI coaching, and voice and text modes.
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