Three AI interviewers read your portfolio and the job posting, then ask out loud. Thin answers get follow-ups. You end with a 0-100 report: per-answer feedback, a stronger version of what you said, and your filler words counted. No subscription.
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I'm Jidong. I built Preterview on my own, after seven years as a game developer.
Two things went wrong for me every single job cycle. I never knew whether my portfolio would survive a recruiter's first 30 seconds, and after an interview nobody ever told me what I actually did wrong.
So it does both.
Portfolio review — paste a GitHub, Notion, or website link and it reads the work itself, not the bullet points about it. Five dimensions scored the way a recruiter reads them, and for each gap a "here's what you wrote, here's what to write instead."
Mock interview — three interviewers, each with a job: your portfolio, role fit, and fundamentals. They quote your actual project names and the stack you picked. When an answer is thin they follow up on the spot, and when you're stuck they open another door and move on. Questions come out loud and you answer by mic.
The report — a score out of 100, feedback on every answer, and a stronger version of the answer you actually gave. It also counts your "um"s and how long you took to start talking, which was the part I never knew about myself.
Signing up gives you 5 passes, which is one full interview, and no card. After that it's $6.99 per interview. There's no subscription — passes last 90 days and unused ones are refundable.
Honest limits: it's strongest for software and game roles right now, and voice mode wants a decent mic. It runs in English and Korean.
The thing I most want to hear about is where the follow-up questions feel dumb. That's the part I keep rewriting.