The interview that pushes back — before the real one does.
Dais is an AI interview coach for senior roles. Paste the job, answer a real panel question out loud, and get pushed on the weak spots — then hear how a VP would have said it. It’s how you find out how you come across before the room does.
Practice with Dais →What an AI interview actually is
Most “AI interview” tools just spit out questions. That’s not practice. Here’s the difference that matters.
You speak your answer out loud. Dais reads delivery — pace, ownership, whether you led with the point — not just the words. Reading answers silently builds confidence you don’t actually have in the room.
A thin answer gets a follow-up, like a panel that isn’t satisfied yet. The panic in real interviews comes from the second question — so that’s the one you rehearse.
One readiness number across six presence dimensions, with what landed and the single thing to sharpen — specific and repeatable, not “be more confident.”
No human pretending to be an interviewer. A realistic simulation you can run at 11pm, judgment-free, as many times as it takes.
Dais builds the panel for your role
Paste the job; see the room you’re about to walk into.
Dais builds the panel for your role
Paste the job; see the room you’re about to walk into — the panel, the follow-ups, and the read on how you came across.
Rehearse the panel you’re actually facing
Not a generic drill — the room you’re walking into, scored the same way every time.
Paste the real job
Drop in the role you're going after. Dais builds that panel's questions — the room you're actually walking into, not a generic drill.
Answer out loud
A panel question for your level. You speak your answer, the way you will in the room — because reading it silently is not the same skill.
It pushes back
A weak or vague answer gets a follow-up, like a real panel that isn't satisfied yet. You practise the second question, not just the first.
See how you came across
One readiness score (0–100) across six presence dimensions, with what landed and the one thing to sharpen.
Hear the executive version
Dais plays back how a VP would have delivered your answer — same facts, tighter, owned. You hear the gap, then run it again.
The six dimensions of executive presence
The same lens every rep, so your climb is comparable over time.
Weight and stillness — holding a beat instead of rushing to fill it.
Answer first, then support it. A buried answer reads as unsure.
Claiming the call — “I decided,” not “we.”
Cutting the setup so the point that matters lands.
Crisp words, fewer fillers — knowing where you're going before you speak.
One specific moment with a result, not a résumé recap.
AI interviews, answered
Hear your own final round.
One panel question, answered out loud, scored across all six dimensions — with the executive version played back. Free, no card.
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