intervu.dev

intervu.dev is an AI simulation generator tool. intervu.dev runs AI driven mock coding interviews that mimic FAANG rounds: clarify, design, code and test while an AI interviewer probes your reasoning. Feedback covers communication, trade-offs and code quality, not just whether the solution passes.

intervu.dev is a browser based interview simulator built around a specific gap in typical preparation: LeetCode teaches candidates to solve problems, but technical interviews test whether they can explain an approach, defend trade-offs and write working code while someone watches. The product positions itself as a rehearsal space for that second skill, with sessions modeled on the structure of FAANG style technical rounds rather than on a problem set. A session follows a four stage flow. The candidate picks a language and difficulty level, then works through clarifying the requirements, designing an approach, coding and testing inside a live editor. An AI interviewer stays in the conversation throughout, asking probing questions and follow-ups, which is the part most self study routines lack: there is no interviewer to ask why a hash map was chosen over a sorted array, or what happens when the input is empty. Supported languages include Python, JavaScript, Java and C++, and the platform lets users bring a LeetCode problem they already want to work on and run it as an interview instead of a solo exercise. Evaluation is the other half of the proposition. Feedback is described as signal based, covering clarity of explanation, quality of trade-off reasoning, code quality and testing habits alongside correctness. That framing suits candidates preparing for large tech hiring loops who already know how to solve medium problems but freeze when asked to narrate their reasoning. It is not a curriculum, a study plan or a replacement for structured problem practice, and complete beginners will likely find the interview format premature until they can solve problems unaided. Compared with algorithm platforms, intervu.dev is narrower and more situational: it is the final rehearsal layer rather than the daily grind. The site includes a demo and a free trial entry point, and the live chat can answer questions about evaluation and pricing.