I launched Mockmaster just a few days ago, and it’s already starting to take off! Mockmaster just made its first sale and gained 10 users in the last 12 hours, all through very early marketing efforts, which I hope is a good sign. It might not be much for some, but it's a big deal for me, as it's my very first product.
Why Mockmaster exists: Because tech interviews, especially at certain companies, have become more difficult than the bar exam. We’re in a tough market—although there is demand and there are workers, many of those workers can't get their foot in the door because the "doorman" asks questions they'll never use on the inside.
What Mockmaster does: Mockmaster simulates interviews using an AI model, designed to help candidates prepare for tough tech interviews. There are other good tools out there, but Mockmaster does it for less than a tenth of the cost, thanks to a more streamlined approach. No fancy videos, no AI interviewer, just well-crafted interviews tweaked by talented people and solid feedback. Candidates can then practice until they get the job.
Mockmaster also has "as real as they get" Big Tech interviews for some of the biggest tech companies, such as Google, Meta, X, and Apple.
Vision: I’d love to ultimately help improve the tech interview process as a whole, and seeing this early traction gives me hope. I’d still consider Mockmaster an MVP with many features I’d like to improve, so I’d love for anyone to try it out and let me know if the areas for improvement align with what I believe needs work.
Any feedback, however harsh, is welcome.
Mockmaster has no free tier, so if you want to try it out, please email me at oli@mockmaster.dev, and I'll give you free access to the app.
Thanks for reading, and for your help!
