Zilta

Zilta is a browser based platform for AI interview practice. You enter a job title, a job description, a company name, and how long you want the session to run. The AI mock interview then runs against questions that fit that role and follows up on what you say, the way a hiring manager would in a first round call.

An AI interview coach is only useful if you can reach it when nerves hit, so the point here is repetition without scheduling. A friend can run one mock interview with you. Zilta can run ten in an evening, and it gives you the same structure every time: a question, your spoken answer, a transcript, then a written review of what worked and what didn't. That loop is where job interview preparation actually happens.

The limits are worth knowing before you pay. Everything runs in a browser with a microphone, so a quiet room and a stable connection matter more than a fast laptop. The feedback comes from a model, not a hiring committee, so it reads your answers for structure, relevance, and clarity rather than judging whether a specific company would hire you. And the plans are short commitments by design, which cuts both ways: cheap to try, but nothing carries over if you stop paying.

Getting Started

1. Create an account at zilta.io with an email address or a Google login, then pick a plan. The $1 session is enough to see how the feedback reads.
2. Set up the interview. Add the job title, paste the job description, name the company, and choose a duration.
3. Allow microphone access and start the session. Answer out loud as you would in a real call, and let the AI interviewer follow up when your answer is thin.
4. Read the report. It breaks down your performance, flags weak answers, and pairs each question with a model response you can compare against.
5. Repeat with the same setup or a new role. Running the same interview twice is the fastest way to hear your own improvement.