Questions, answered.

An AI interviewer you talk to. It runs realistic interviews out loud, reacts as you answer, and then tells you what to work on, with a written breakdown.

iPhone and Android. It is coming to the App Store and Google Play.

Job interviews, technical interviews, university admissions and scholarships, visa interviews, presentations and public speaking, or general conversation practice.

Yes. It opens in your phone's language and switches whenever you do, across 99 languages including Yoruba, Hausa, Swahili, French and Arabic.

No. Your voice is streamed for the length of the interview so it can be understood and answered, then discarded. Transcripts of what was said are kept so you can read your feedback, until you delete them.

Google's Gemini runs the interviewer and writes your feedback. Spek asks for your permission before anything is sent, and you can withdraw it in Profile.

Yes. Name them and it looks them up before asking you about them.

Yes. Paste a link or the text during the interview and it shapes its questions around them.

Type your answers instead. The feedback then judges what you said, not how you said it.

It is written by AI and can be wrong. Treat it as a coach's opinion, not a prediction. If something it says is wrong or offensive, press and hold its words to report it.

Tap its name to rename it, choose its voice, and design its face: colour, brows, lashes, eye colour, nose, lips and moustache.

13 or older.

Delete one interview from History, or your whole account from Profile. Without the app, use the request form on the Delete your account page.