Preparing for an interview? Interview Signal is not for you, but this is.
Interview Signal is built for the person running the interview: recruiters and hiring managers. It never helps a candidate answer questions. If you are the one being interviewed and want to practice, the same team makes CoPilot Interview, which has an AI mock interviewer and a résumé builder.
Mock interviews built from your own résumé
CoPilot Interview's mock interviewer builds its questions from your résumé and the job description you are applying for, then asks them out loud.
- Behavioral, technical, system design and coding questions, read aloud.
- You answer out loud, the way you would in the real interview.
- Each answer gets a score out of 10, what to fix and a model answer, and the session ends with a report card.
A résumé tailored to the job
Paste the job posting's link and your current résumé, and its résumé builder drafts a version aimed at that job, written to be read by applicant tracking systems. It can also draft a referral message to someone at the company.
What it runs on and what it costs
- A desktop app for Windows 10 and 11 and macOS 12 or newer.
- A free plan with no card: 15 minutes a day.
- Details, plans and the download are on copilotinterview.com, which is a separate site with its own account, pricing and privacy policy.
As described on copilotinterview.com, October 2026. Whatever you use to prepare, follow the rules of the employer you are interviewing with.
If you run interviews instead
Interview Signal keeps your question guide in front of you, suggests follow-ups, fills a scorecard with the candidate's own words and writes the client submittal.