Live voice preps.

Say your answers before the room does the asking.

Speak2Prep calls you. Pick an examiner persona, hand over your syllabus or role, and answer out loud. It pushes back on weak answers the way a real panel would — so the next big anxious interview doesn't feel new.

Built for the moments that talk back

  • College students
  • Recent graduates
  • Tech professionals
  • Teachers & professors

Incoming — Prof. Rao, Data Structures Viva

Topic 3 of 9 · Hashing

04:12 liverecording evaluation

How a session runs

One call, five agents, a loop until the syllabus is covered.

Every step below happens inside a single conversation. You just talk — the handoffs between agents are invisible to you.

  1. 01
    Syllabus & Persona Agent

    Hand over the syllabus

    Upload a syllabus, paste your topics, or just name the role you're interviewing for. The syllabus & persona agent breaks it into a topic matrix and builds an examiner to match — strict professor, hiring panel, or thesis committee.

  2. 02
    Live Examiner Agent

    Take the call

    Your phone rings. A live examiner agent asks real, scenario-based questions in order — streaming audio both ways, keeping track of exactly where you are in the syllabus.

  3. 03
    Evaluation Agent

    Get pushed on weak answers

    While you're still talking, an evaluation agent is grading in the background — watching for bluffing, hallucinated facts, and thin explanations. Weak answers get a sharper follow-up. Solid ones move you forward.

  4. 04
    Diagnostic Scorecard Agent

    Read your scorecard

    After the call, get a blind-spot matrix and conceptual scores per topic — not just a grade, but exactly where the gaps are and why they matter.

  5. 05
    Remediation & Practice Agent

    Drill the gaps

    The scorecard becomes a practice plan: micro-drills, flashcard decks, or targeted coding challenges built around what you actually got wrong — not a generic review set.

Pick who's asking

Same syllabus, a different examiner every time.

The questions come from your topics. The tone, pacing, and pressure come from who's asking them.

The Strict Examiner

No hand-holding. Interrupts on the first vague word and wants definitions, not vibes.

Best for — Viva voce, thesis defense

The Hiring Panel

Three voices, one thread. Rotates between behavioral, technical, and 'walk me through it' questions.

Best for — Campus placements, job interviews

The Technical Grinder

Systems, trade-offs, and 'why not X instead' — stays on one topic until the reasoning holds.

Best for — Engineering & technical interviews

The Friendly Mentor

Patient pacing, encouraging tone, still asks the hard question — just gives you room to think.

Best for — First-time prep, building confidence

What's in the call

Everything between the ring and the scorecard.

Live voice calls

Real spoken questions and real spoken answers — not a typing quiz with a voice skin on it.

Syllabus & persona builder

Turn a syllabus or role into a structured topic matrix and an examiner personality to match it.

Real-time evaluation

Bluffing, hallucinated facts, and thin explanations get flagged and followed up on — mid-call.

Diagnostic scorecard

A blind-spot matrix and per-topic conceptual scores, delivered right after you hang up.

Remediation drills

Flashcards, micro-drills, or coding challenges generated from exactly what you missed.

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Quick QAs

Skip the full call — rapid-fire question sets for a fast confidence check.

Timed calls

5-minute and 10-minute sessions for practice that fits between classes or meetings.

Syllabus from a link or doc

Drop in a course page or PDF and skip typing your topics out by hand.

Why out loud

Reading an answer and saying it are different skills.

Most prep stays silent — notes, slides, flashcards. The exam itself never is. Speak2Prep closes that gap before the real one starts.

Silent prep
Speak2Prep

You re-read notes until they feel familiar.

You explain the concept out loud, under mild pressure, in real time.

Flashcards never interrupt a shaky answer.

A follow-up question lands the moment your answer gets thin.

You find out what you don't know when they ask it.

You find out what you don't know tonight, in a low-stakes call.

'I'll remember it on the day' is the whole plan.

You've already said the answer out loud, more than once.

Questions

Before you take the call

You hand over a syllabus, a topic list, or the role you're preparing for. The syllabus & persona agent breaks that into a topic matrix and builds an examiner persona around it, so the questions match what you'll actually face.

It's a live voice call. The examiner agent asks a question and listens to your spoken answer, while an evaluation agent grades it in the background — asking a deeper follow-up if your answer is weak, or moving on if it's solid.

You get a diagnostic scorecard: a blind-spot matrix, conceptual scores per topic, and a tailored action plan. From there, a remediation agent builds micro-drills, flashcards, or coding challenges for exactly what you got wrong.

College students and recent graduates preparing for vivas or campus interviews, technical professionals prepping for their next role, and teachers or professors preparing for defenses and panels.

Quick QAs for fast confidence checks, timed 5- and 10-minute call options, and syllabus extraction straight from a course link or uploaded document.

Free to start

Your next viva, interview, or defense will ask you something out loud. Answer it tonight, instead.

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No card required — pick a persona and go.