About Cue
Cue is spoken mock-interview practice for Indian students and freshers. You name the job, answer out loud to an AI interviewer, and get marks and the one thing to fix.
Why it exists
Most freshers prepare for interviews by reading answers. The real interview asks you to say them, out loud, to a stranger, with a follow-up you didn’t expect. Cue lets you practice exactly that, as often as you need, at a price a student can pay.
Meet the founder
Krishna builds and runs Cue at hire.rest, a self-service AI interview practice product for students, graduates and early-career job seekers. Cue is a software product, rather than a consultancy or custom development service.
Who runs it
Cue is made and run by Krishna Thorat in Pune, as a sole proprietor trading under the name Cue. It is registered as a micro enterprise with the Government of India (Udyam registration UDYAM-MH-26-1231228) and for GST (GSTIN 27APKPT8177J1ZY). Cue is independent: it is not part of Google, any employer or any college.
How it is paid for
Students buy interviews, and colleges buy them for their students. Your first interview is free. There are no adverts, and your data is never sold. See Pricing, Privacy, Terms and Refunds.
Last updated 10 October 2026. Cue is run by Krishna Thorat, sole proprietor, Udyam registration UDYAM-MH-26-1231228, GSTIN 27APKPT8177J1ZY. About · Contact