A question bank for the role
Alongside the built-in banks, iPrep supports custom question banks from a pasted job description. Pro includes unlimited banks.
iPrep
Interview practice for iPhone
Knowing what you want to say and saying it in an interview are different things. iPrep gives you somewhere to practise the conversation before it counts.
Free to download. Optional in-app purchases.

A small first step
Start with the free question banks and spoken practice. Try your first scored answer to see the feedback format.
From download to doing
Start with a behavioural, technical, leadership or role-specific question. Pick something you actually expect to be asked.
Record a spoken response rather than polishing it silently. Review the transcript to see what you said.
Use the scorecard to work on structure, clarity and delivery. Return to the questions that need more practice.
A closer look
Alongside the built-in banks, iPrep supports custom question banks from a pasted job description. Pro includes unlimited banks.
Scorecards cover structure, clarity, confidence, communication and delivery. Use them as practice feedback, then decide how you want to tell your story.
Track local progress and set daily goals. Pro adds mock interview sessions and a spaced repetition queue for weaker answers.
When you want more
iPrep Pro adds unlimited scoring and question banks, mock interviews, spaced repetition and advanced feedback. Subscription options and any eligible trial are shown in the app.
View iPrep on the App StoreGood to know
Yes. The free tier includes starter question banks, basic spoken practice and local progress tracking. The first scored answer lets you try the feedback format before choosing a plan.
The practice loop starts with you speaking your own answer. You can review the transcript and feedback, then try again using your own experience and examples.
No. iPrep is a practice tool. Its feedback can help you review your answers, but hiring decisions and employment outcomes are outside the app's control.
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