I built an AI-powered mock interview platform to ace job interviews

2 yogigan 1 5/5/2025, 4:26:50 AM

Inspired by my own job interview struggles, I built SalaryTalk, an AI-powered platform to help anyone nail their next interview. It offers real-time mock interviews with answer suggestion, lifelike voice simulations (thanks to ElevenLabs) it’s designed to make interview prep feel real and effective.

It’s early days, but I’m excited to share it! Try it out and let me know your thoughts—any feedback on features or UX would be awesome. What’s been your go-to way to prep for interviews?

Live demo: https://www.salarytalk.pro/

Comments (1)

Surac · 7h ago

Funny thing. Interviews feel like they where written by AI too. So why not let AI talk to AI directly. Skips the slow human factor

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I built an AI-powered mock interview platform to ace job interviews

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