About Cavenue
Cavenue is a website for practising job interviews. You bring a job posting; Cavenue prepares an interviewer for that role, interviews you by voice or in a written chat, and gives you a scored report on what to improve.
By the Cavenue team · Updated
Emma
AI interviewer
Why do you want to work here, and why now?
On this page
What you can do
- Rehearse an HR, technical or manager interview for a specific job posting, by voice or in writing.
- Get a report with a score from 0 to 100, a score for each round, the evidence behind each score and concrete next steps.
- Search live job postings and turn any of them into a rehearsal.
- Build your CV in 14 designs and download it as a PDF or Word file.
- Publish a personal website made from your CV, with the Unlimited plan.
Ten languages
Pick the language of the job: the interviewer speaks it, your report is written in it, and the website works in it too.
- Türkçe
- English
- हिन्दी
- Español
- اردو
- Bahasa Indonesia
- العربية
- Deutsch
- Français
- Português
Who makes Cavenue
Cavenue is built and run by CacoBeez (CACOBEEZ LLC), a small product studio registered in Wyoming, USA, that makes and runs its own software.
How we treat your practice
- We don’t keep your audio: a voice interview is saved only as its written transcript.
- Your interviews and reports are visible to you alone. Cavenue doesn’t share them with employers.
- A score is practice feedback, not a hiring decision: see How scoring works for how it’s calculated and where it can be wrong.
Contact
Questions, ideas or a problem with your account? Write to us from the Support page.
Questions and answers
What is Cavenue?
An AI interview practice tool: it builds a mock interview from a real job posting, runs it by voice or in writing in 10 languages, and scores your answers with concrete tips.
Who is behind Cavenue?
CacoBeez (CACOBEEZ LLC), a small product studio registered in Wyoming, USA, which builds and runs Cavenue.
Is Cavenue a recruiting platform?
No. Cavenue doesn’t hire, rank candidates or pass your interviews to employers. It’s a place to practise before the real interview.
Take the stage.
Paste the job link or write the details. The interviewer asks about that exact role, by voice or in writing, in 10 languages.
Rehearse with your job postingFree trial: 5 minutes of voice practice · 1 written interview