No question can sink you.
Practice the interview you actually have — out loud, with an AI interviewer who has read the job description, researched the company, and interrupts you when you ramble. Then a 21-day plan counting down to your date.
Practice the interview you actually have — out loud, with an AI interviewer who read the job description and interrupts you when you ramble.
- No signup before you hear a score
- Recordings deleted 30 days after your date
- Practice only — never a live-interview copilot
- Full refund within 14 days, no questions
You talk. Dana pushes back. You see the number.
She asks a real question
Not "tell me about yourself". A question built from the job you pasted — the kind the hiring manager at that company actually asks.
She interrupts when you ramble
"Stop — what was your decision? Start with that." Uncomfortable on purpose. Real interviewers think it; Dana says it.
You see your scorecard
Clarity, concision, structure, confidence, vocabulary — and the one sentence that names your biggest problem. Then the offer.
Three things no interview course does
Reading tips changes nothing. Saying the answer, getting cut off, and saying it again in 45 seconds changes the answer.
Name the company and position. Dana reads up — recent news, products, how their interviews run — and asks about that.
Ten minutes a day, harder each day, full mock interviews on days 7, 14 and 20, and a calm interview eve. Built around your date, not "someday".
You take 25 seconds to reach the reason. Open with it: "Because you're the only company on my list where QA owns the release decision." Then the evidence.
"I rehearsed out loud, alone, before every conversation that mattered — in my second language. Nobody sells that rehearsal; they sell tips. So I built the rehearsal."
Made for the interview in your second language. Works for your first.
Engineers in Bangalore, analysts in São Paulo, product managers in Tel Aviv — interviewing at global companies in English. And native speakers who go blank the moment it matters. The fear is the same; the fix is the same: say it out loud, get pushed, say it again.
One payment. One interview. Ready.
Comparable tools charge $25–$149 a month and hope you forget to cancel. We charge once for the thing you actually need: getting ready for one date. One product, one price, no subscription.
- Daily 10-minute voice session, built from your job description
- Dana briefed on the company you're interviewing at
- Full mock interviews on days 7, 14 and 20
- Scorecard after every answer + your own recordings, day 1 vs day 19
- 5 hours of live voice with Dana — the plan uses 4 h 15 m; an extra hour is $12 if you want more
- Access until your interview date + one week (free extra week if you get a second round)
Apple Pay · Google Pay · card. Full refund within 14 days if the first session doesn't help.
Your recordings are yours. And this is practice.
Recordings are stored for your sprint so you can hear yourself improve, deleted 30 days after your interview date, never used to train models, never shared. Question Proof never joins, listens to, or assists a real interview — there is no "copilot" and never will be. We'd rather you actually be good.
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