The Interview
Paste a real job posting, and the interviewer asks about that job. Short calls, real questions, a tip after each one.
Apropos
Deutsch
Talk with an interviewer out loud and get feedback in words, not scores. Or live your first week in a German company.
Press the button, allow the microphone, say hello.
One question, like in a real interview. Take your time.
What worked. One thing to try next. One phrase for next time.
Pick the one you need today. Or both.
Paste a real job posting, and the interviewer asks about that job. Short calls, real questions, a tip after each one.
Your first week in a German company. A mail from your boss, a chat with the colleague at the next desk, a standup out loud. Your colleagues remember what you said yesterday.
Your working life is in Germany, or it will be. You understand more German than you dare to say out loud. In the interview, you freeze. In the office, you stay quiet.
Here you can freeze. The interviewer never judges. Nobody else is listening. Say it badly, hear the tip, say it again.
Your voice becomes text and the audio is gone. We keep no recordings.
You get words, not numbers.
We switch that off with every service we use.
Your account is free for two weeks.
Nothing hidden. Before anything changes, we tell you.
“My German was fine on paper and useless in a meeting. This is the practice I wished I'd had.”
Not to try. You get two calls a day without one. An account keeps your progress and opens the Company.
Yes. The interviewer speaks simply and slowly. Short answers are fine. You can ask her to repeat.
No. She is an AI interviewer. That's why you can say the same sentence five times and she stays patient.
Yes, in the browser. Nothing to install.
Nobody. No recording, no sharing, no ranking. The tip is for you alone.