The hard part of an interview
is walking in unrehearsed.
inif is an AI interviewer that keeps practising with you until you are sure of it. It follows up on your answers, then hands back an analysis of every one — not a note saying “keep it up”.
Works in the browser. There is an iOS app too.
- 9 tools, 9 situations
- No subscription — you pay for what you use
- Shared between web and app
This is what you walk away with
Not a score and nothing else. Every answer comes back with an analysis and the specific change to make, alongside an overall result and the dimensions behind it — so you can see which part was thin, not just that something was.
Overall
Scored dimensions
- Depth of content8.2
- Structure6.4
- Thinking on your feet7.8
Question 3In that science fair project, which part was actually yours?
From the feedback
You said “I took part in a science fair”, but not what you did inside it — and that sentence is exactly where a panel will push. Try: I handled the data collection and the charts, found a sampling bias halfway through, and changed how we drew the samples so that…
What are you interviewing for?
Different interviews are different exercises. Start from your own situation instead of reading every card.
Three steps, one session
No scheduling, no waiting for someone to be free. Practise when you want to.
- 1
Pick a tool, give it context
Tell the AI what you are interviewing for — a department, a job posting, a research direction — or just upload your portfolio or resume.
- 2
Actually do it once
Answer out loud, or upload a document for review. The conversational tools follow up on what you said, so a vague answer gets pressed.
- 3
Read the feedback
An analysis of every answer and the specific change to make. Then run it again.
Four ways to practise, for four kinds of room
This is the difference between inif and a list of past questions: how you practise is shaped by how the real thing runs.
- Follows up on your answersThe next question comes out of your last answer. Say something vague and it gets pressed — which is what people who memorised a script are afraid of.
- Full question set up frontThe whole set arrives at once. Work through it at your own pace, and run the same set again to compare.
- One continuous demonstrationOne continuous stretch with nobody interrupting, the way a real demonstration goes. Afterwards you see where the time went.
- Document reviewUpload a PDF and the AI reads it the way a reviewer would. No microphone, no camera.
- You mentioned a science fair project in your introduction. Tell me about it.
- We worked on water quality testing, and we placed that year.
- The team placed. Which part of it was yours?
What it costs
No subscription. inif runs on coins: one session, one deduction. Before you start, it shows what this session will cost and waits for you to confirm. Coins are shared between the website and the app.
Common questions
Do I have to pay before I can try it?
No. Signing up is enough to start. There is no subscription — inif runs on coins, and before each session it tells you what that session costs and waits for you to confirm.
Do I need a microphone?
For the interview and demonstration tools, yes — saying it out loud is the point. The portfolio and resume reviews only need a PDF: no microphone, no camera.
What does the feedback actually look like?
Every answer gets an analysis and a concrete revision, alongside an overall score and the dimensions behind it. It points at the sentence that would have been questioned, rather than saying you did fine.
How is the website different from the iOS app?
Coins and history are shared, camera-based analysis is available in both, and you can practise in either. The one difference: coins can currently only be bought inside the app.
How many times can I run the same tool?
As often as you like, for as long as you have coins. Repeating a tool is the intended use — the second run is usually where you find out what you did not actually change.
Do it once, then decide
Signing up is enough to start. No payment up front.