About

CodeSpeek is a coding-interview practice tool you use by talking. You describe the code out loud, an AI interviewer writes exactly what you said and asks a question when you are vague, your tests run in your own browser, and each attempt is graded into a review card that schedules the problem to come back.

Why

Interview practice usually means typing a solution alone and comparing it to an answer. The part that actually decides interviews — saying what you are about to do, being asked why, noticing your own mistake out loud — is the part nobody practises, because it needs another person.

An AI interviewer that refuses to hand over the answer is a reasonable stand-in for that person, and a phone is enough hardware for it.

Who

Built by one person. It is a beta: it will have rough edges, and the fastest way to get one fixed is to say so — hello@codespeek.com.

Credits

The problem list is NeetCode's, and the reference solutions used to verify our tests come from the neetcode-gh/leetcode repository under the MIT licence. Python in the browser is Pyodide.