Rehearse with something that talks back
Practicing alone in the mirror gives you no feedback. A friend is not always available. Greenroom fills the gap.
Realistic pressure
The AI Assistant speaks, you answer out loud, and the clock keeps moving. That is much closer to the real thing than reading questions on a page.
Feedback you can act on
Every summary ends with a short list of specific changes, like slowing down or looking at the lens, with the numbers behind them.
Tailored to the job
Paste a job description and Greenroom turns its responsibilities and requirements into questions. Or write your own.
Practice mode and Mock mode
Practice mode
- Live cues on the side while you answer
- Pause, skip and go back
- Best when you are learning your habits
Mock mode
- No tips during the interview
- No pausing, just like the real thing
- Everything shows up in the summary afterward
Run through your talk before the room fills up
Practice Presenting puts you alone in the room with your camera. The AI Assistant listens, and you get the same feedback you would after an interview.
Live cues
Pace, filler words and eye contact update while you speak, so you can adjust in the moment.
Your recording, beside the transcript
Watch yourself back with the transcript next to it, and download both.
Track your progress
Name each presentation and Greenroom groups your runs, with trends across sessions on your dashboard.
What Greenroom cannot do
Being clear about limits makes the feedback more useful.
- It does not predict whether you will get a job.
- It does not read emotions. Eye contact, posture and pace are estimates from your camera and microphone, and lighting and camera angle affect them.
- Follow-up questions and AI-written questions need the optional AI features. Without them, Greenroom follows a fixed list.