About RoundHound

What RoundHound does

Researches how the company interviews

Paste a job link, or a company name and job title. We read the company’s own hiring pages, its current job postings, and what recent candidates shared, then lay out the rounds you’re likely to face and what each one tests.

Lets you practice every round out loud

An interviewer runs each round at its real length, by voice or by typing, and asks follow-up questions. A whiteboard or code editor opens when the round needs one.

Gives feedback after every round

After each round you see what went well and what to work on next, tied to what you actually said, so the next attempt has something specific to try.

Publishes free guides

Our guides include company interview guides built from the same research, and practical guides on behavioral interviews and ways to practice.

What makes RoundHound different

It starts from one company and one role

Many practice tools, such as Big Interview and Yoodli, focus on how you deliver an answer. RoundHound starts from what this company is likely to ask for this role, and builds the practice around those rounds.

You can check the research

Every plan lists the sources it was built from, so you can see what came from the company and what came from candidates or similar teams. Where the evidence is thin, the plan says so instead of inventing a fixed process.

Practice that sounds like an interview

Rounds run at their real length with follow-up questions, rather than a list of questions to read. Saying an answer out loud to someone who pushes back is the part that’s hard to practice alone.

No subscription

You buy a 7- or 30-day pass for the stretch when you’re interviewing, and it ends on its own. The free Starter plan covers one job and 60 minutes of practice.

Who RoundHound is for

• Software engineers preparing for a specific company’s interview loop.
• Product managers, designers, content designers, researchers, marketers, and program managers with a structured interview coming up.
• Anyone with an interview booked in the next few weeks who wants to practice that company’s rounds rather than generic questions.

The team behind RoundHound

RoundHound was founded in August 2026 by Ivan Ponomarev and is based in Tokyo, Japan. In his experience, most interviews are decided by how you communicate as much as by your answers: staying calm, thinking out loud, and keeping the interviewer with you. That’s the part that’s hard to practice alone, so he built a place to practice the interviews for the job you applied for, out loud, before the real ones.

The product launched as InterviewFit and was renamed RoundHound in October 2026.

How RoundHound works

1. Paste the job link. Any role works, and a company name and job title do too.
2. We research how that company interviews and lay out the rounds.
3. You practice each round out loud and get feedback afterward.

You can choose a job and set up practice before creating an account; you sign up when you start. Questions go to support@roundhound.ai.

Key facts

Name

RoundHound

Type

Interview preparation service, used in the browser

Founded

August 2026

Founder

Ivan Ponomarev

Headquarters

Tokyo, Japan

Website

roundhound.ai

Formerly

InterviewFit (interviewfit.ai), renamed in October 2026

Core offering

Company- and role-specific interview research, spoken practice rounds with follow-up questions, and feedback after every round

Roles covered

Software engineering, product management, design, content design, research, data, marketing, program management, and other roles with structured interviews

Practice formats

Voice or typing, with a whiteboard or code editor when a round needs one

Pricing

Starter: free, one job and 60 minutes of practice. Sprint: $15 for 7 days. Pro: $30 for 30 days.

Contract terms

No subscription. Passes end on their own.

Support

support@roundhound.ai

Independence

Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the companies it researches

Frequently asked questions