Job interview
An interviewer who follows up on what you actually said.
Demo videos
Each video is a screen recording of the real app running a sample session, start to finish: the opponent pushes back, then the scorecard shows the line that cost you most. Turn the sound on.
No signup: 4 free rounds now (a round is one back-and-forth). A free account gives you 15. Then $9 for 100 rounds, one time. No subscription.
An interviewer who follows up on what you actually said.
The same interview with a photoreal video interviewer. Photoreal comes with the Champion plan; the free try uses the 3D interviewer.
A manager with a private budget who pushes back on your number.
A counterpart who anchors first and trades concessions.
A skeptical buyer with real objections.
An investor who drills into your numbers.
An upset customer you have to win back.
Deliver the hard news to an employee who pushes back.
A reporter who keeps asking the question you dodged.
Give the talk, then survive the Q&A.
A tough executive tests whether you can explain it plainly.
Thirty seconds at the recruiter’s table with a line behind you.
An opponent who never lets a weak claim slide.
Argue with Lincoln, grounded in his documented views.
A committee that questions your method and your claims.
A patient encounter scored like the real exam.
A consular officer who wants short, consistent answers.
An ethics station, then an interviewer who probes your reasoning.
Examine the State’s witness while the judge rules on objections.
Cross the officer and raise reasonable doubt.
Control an adverse witness with tight leading questions.
A juror with a hidden bias who says she can be fair.
An evasive store manager, one fact per question.
Cross a corporate witness in the hot coffee case.
Object to the bad questions and name the right ground.
Argue the sentence to a judge who tests every claim.
Argue the appeal to a bench that interrupts.
Contest your ticket before the magistrate.
Present your case and answer the judge’s questions.
Answer opposing counsel precisely, under oath.
Run the stop with a driver who argues.
Defense counsel cross-examines you on your report.
Slow down a person in crisis and end it without force.
Tell a mother her son died, plainly, and stay.
Lock the story, then confront with the serial number.
Stay lawful while an auditor films and baits you.
Practice a traffic stop from the driver’s seat.
The talk you dread with a partner, parent or friend.
A coworker who thinks religion is a crutch.
Run an improv scene with a partner who stays in character.
Go bar for bar with a battle MC. Always clean.
4 free rounds now, no signup. 15 with a free account. Then $9 for 100 rounds, one time, with no subscription. Plans are there if you practice every day.
Try a mock interview, no signup