Who it's for
Anyone sitting a B1/B2 interview — tourism, family visits, or mixed short trips.
Officers move fast. They want a simple story that matches your DS-160 and your documents. You practice saying it out loud until it is boring — in a good way.
What you'll practice
- Purpose of the trip in one clean sentence
- Where you will stay and who you will see
- Who pays, and proof you can return home
- Work, studies, and family ties in your country
- Travel history and previous visas, if you have them
- Accompanying family — if someone is traveling with you
How a session works
- 1
A question from the real bank
Curated prompts for your visa type, civics set, pitch style, or interview stage.
- 2
You answer with your voice
Speak naturally. The app is listening — not grading you like a test proctor.
- 3
Feedback, then a follow-up
If you were vague, you get pressed. If you were solid, you move on.
- 4
A close that stays neutral
No fake “approved” or “rejected.” Just what to tighten next time.

