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Most interview prep tools make you type your answers. Some let you speak into them. DevPrep.app actually talks back. The AI asks you a technical question out loud, listens to your spoken answer and asks follow-up questions like a real interviewer would. Also includes 500+ flashcards across Azure, C#, React, TypeScript, Kubernetes, Python, SQL and more. Track your progress, review weak areas, and build the confidence to answer out loud under pressure. Free tier available. Works in your browser.
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