Mock interviews, any time
Coding, behavioral and introduction rounds, by chat or by voice. Prepvio asks follow-up questions, keeps the clock, and gives you scores and a written debrief when you finish.
Example
Coding, behavioral or introduction. Choose the length, the difficulty, and whether you want to talk or type.
The interviewer asks one question at a time, digs into vague answers, and keeps track of the clock. In voice mode you just talk; it waits for you to finish.
Scores for each area, a hire signal, what to fix next, and for coding rounds the clarifying questions you missed and a replay of how you wrote the code.
A problem in a plain editor (no autocomplete, like a real screen), clarifying questions, a follow-up stage, and a review of your code by tracing it.
Stories about conflict, ownership and impact, with follow-ups until the details are clear.
The first five minutes of a real loop: tell me about yourself, and what you'd want to be asked about.
Coming soon.
Coming soon.
Coming soon.
The mic stays on, a pause sends your answer, and you can talk over the interviewer to interrupt.
No hints, no praise, no answers. It behaves like an interviewer, not a tutor, until you end the interview.
The analysis shows how long you spent clarifying, coding and testing, and replays your typing.
Averages and trends per area across your interviews, with your weakest area called out.
After an interview, ask about it: what a better answer would have sounded like, or what to practise next.
Optional. Add a Kiro API key on your profile and the interviewer runs on Kiro under your account.
No. It reads and traces your code, the way many phone-screen interviewers do, and asks you to walk through inputs. Running code is planned.
Any. The editor is plain text, so write in the language you'll use in the real interview.
Only you. Each interview, transcript and score belongs to your account.
Nothing, unless you want it. Without a key, Prepvio's interviewer runs on a model in Amazon Bedrock. With your own Kiro key, it runs on Kiro instead. If your key stops working mid-interview, the interview continues without it.