Rehearse your Meta interview out loud, before the day.
Paste the Product Designer job description. Dana — an AI interviewer — asks a question built from it, and cuts you off the moment you start with backstory instead of the answer. Ninety seconds, no signup, no card.
What you get back
- Five scores out of 100 — clarity, concision, structure, confidence, vocabulary.
- One sentence naming the single biggest problem with the answer you just gave.
- The opening line you should have used, and a model answer you can hear.
- Your words per minute and your filler count, because both are fixable.
For a Product Designer, that usually means talking through a decision without the deck: what you chose, what you gave up, and how you knew it worked.
We don't claim to know how Meta runs its interviews, and no page here will pretend to. The questions come from the job description you paste and public research you can check — not from an inside track we don't have. And Question Proof never joins a real interview: no copilot, no stealth mode, not ever.
After the free mock you can buy the 21-day sprint for $49, once, if you want the plan that runs to your interview date. Pricing →