Set your target
Company, role, round, interview date. 30 seconds. Gives the prep a real constraint.
Set your target company, role, round, and interview date. Aria builds the prep program, runs scored sessions, updates what to do next, and tracks readiness until you're ready to walk in.
12 sessions · baseline → polish
Structure 4 → 7. Plan adapts.
Aria doesn't wait three sessions to be useful. In the first one:
Your weakest scoring dimension becomes visible
Your prep program is generated automatically
Your next practice focus is set — no guessing
Your answer scored 5/10. Here's exactly what broke and how to fix it.
Company, role, round, interview date. 30 seconds. Gives the prep a real constraint.
Speak your answer. Get scored on 4 dimensions. One correction. Retry. Watch the numbers move.
After each session, Aria updates the program. Resolved weaknesses close. New focus areas open.
Readiness score. Graduation. Not "keep practicing forever." Aria tells you when to walk in.
This is what happens when someone sets a Google behavioral interview and lets Aria run the prep.
Google · Senior SWE · Behavioral · March 25
Baseline → Depth → Pressure → Confidence
4 dimensions. One number per dimension. No guessing.
One specific fix. Then try again.
Cross-session memory. Not starting over each time.
Score jumped. Next session changes automatically.
Praise-heavy. No fixed scoring. No memory. No interview-date pacing. You still decide what to do next.
"Great answer! You're on the right track."
Useful once, expensive to repeat, and weak on continuity. The prep still depends on you managing the full plan.
$179/session. No score. No memory of last time.
Target-aware program, scored sessions, plan updates, and readiness tracking against a real interview date.
65 seconds on the problem I kept running into and what Aria does about it.
The point isn't more practice. It's knowing where you stand and what's left.
Watch your weakest dimension climb across sessions. Not one score — four, tracked over time.
Weak spots don't stay hidden. Aria names them, tracks them, and closes them when they're fixed.
Aria tells you when you're ready to walk in. Not "keep practicing forever." A real finish line.
If the first session doesn't show you something useful, you'll know within 5 minutes.
ChatGPT can help brainstorm answers. Aria is built to run the prep loop: target interview, prep program, scored sessions, plan updates, readiness tracking. It's a system, not a chat.
You see where your answer is weak, what moved after retry, and what to practice next. The prep program is generated automatically from your interview target.
Every answer — voice or text — is scored 1–10 on Structure, Completeness, Clarity, and Conciseness. These map to what real interviewers evaluate. You get one correction, then retry.
Yes. The setup captures company, role, round, and interview date. The plan has a concrete target instead of generic prep logic.
No. Audio is deleted immediately after transcription. We keep the transcript and scores, not the recording. Your sessions are never used to train models.
Yes — cancel from settings. You keep access until the end of the billing period. No fees, no "are you sure?" emails, no dark patterns.
Set your interview. Get a plan. Practice with voice. Know when you're ready.