The interviewer
Practise with someone who looks back.
Reading questions off a page is not the hard part. The hard part is a person waiting for your answer. Aevrofy puts an interviewer in front of you that asks, listens while you speak, pauses to think, and replies — so the thing you rehearse is the thing that actually happens on the day.
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Aevrofy AI Interviewer
Speaking
Interviewer
Hello! I'm your Aevrofy AI interviewer. Ready for a quick one-question warm-up?
Choose your interviewer
Six faces. Same fair scoring.
Some people freeze in front of a particular kind of face, and the only way past that is to practise against it. Pick the interviewer you find hardest, or leave it on automatic and let each persona keep its own. Your choice changes the face and nothing else — not the questions, not the voice, not the score.
- Maya
- Arjun
- Sofia
- David
- Elena
- Ken
What it does
It reacts, because reacting is the point.
Listens while you answer
The interviewer holds your gaze and stays quiet while you speak. No progress bar, no timer counting you down — the same slightly uncomfortable silence you get in the room.
Thinks before it replies
When you finish, it pauses while your answer is scored. You feel the wait. That beat is where most people start over-explaining, and it is worth practising.
Speaks, with the mouth moving
Lip movement is driven by the amplitude of the speech itself, so the face is in sync with what you hear rather than looping a canned animation.
Panel mode
Three of them, one of you.
A panel is harder than a one-to-one for a reason that has nothing to do with the questions: you have to decide who to look at, and you get handed off between people mid-thought. Panel mode puts HR, a technical interviewer and the hiring manager in front of you, each with their own face and their own line of attack, with follow-ups that dig into whichever answer you were weakest on.
See panel interviews →What it is, exactly
No deepfakes, no stock actors.
Plenty of products in this space show you a photorealistic human and do not tell you where that face came from. Ours is drawn, not filmed, and we would rather say so on the page than have you find out mid-interview.
- It is an illustrated face, rendered as vector art in your browser. Not video, not a photograph, not a real person's likeness.
- The lip-sync is real, driven by the audio level of the speech you are hearing — not a looping animation played over the top.
- Nothing is recorded to a server to make it work. The face runs entirely in your browser.
- It is optional. Answer by voice or by typing, camera on or off. The scoring is identical either way.
Questions
Straight answers.
- Is the AI interviewer a real video of a person?
- No. It is an animated illustrated face, drawn as vector art in your browser. We do not use stock footage, a deepfake, or a recording of a real person. It reacts in real time to the interview — listening while you speak, thinking while it scores, and speaking with lip movement driven by the audio.
- Can I choose who interviews me?
- Yes. There are six interviewer looks to pick from, or you can leave it on automatic and each persona keeps its own face. You are choosing a face, not a character — the questions and the voice do not change with your pick.
- Do I have to turn my camera on?
- No. The interviewer works whether your camera is on or off, and whether you answer by voice or by typing. Camera on unlocks the optional body-language coaching, but nothing is required.
- Can I practise a panel interview?
- Yes. Panel mode puts three interviewers in front of you — typically HR, then technical, then the hiring manager — each with their own face and line of questioning, including follow-ups that press on your weaker answers.
- Does the interviewer judge my accent?
- No. Grading is accent-fair by design: the substance of your answers is scored accent-blind, and clarity is coached separately. Your accent never lowers your content score.
The first time should not be the real one.
Sit one now. Pick a face, answer out loud, and find out what a stranger hears when you talk about your work.
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