Interview Warmup

April 23, 2026 is an inferred dated archive of Google’s retirement-notice proxy, not a verified final-service cutoff or first announcement.

Sources and shutdown details ↘

Recruiting · Closed; date inferred · 23 Apr 2026 · Closure announcement · Not the verified service cutoff · Google

The record

A free standalone interview-practice tool that transcribed spoken answers and used machine learning to highlight wording and talking-point patterns.

Operator at shutdown: Google Company source
Launched: 2 Jun 2022Launch source
Service end: Closed; date inferred · 23 Apr 2026Closure announcement · Not the verified service cutoffClosure source

Sources and verification

Interview Warmup — original completed-closure evidence ↗ · Checked 23 Oct 2026

Verification notes

Shutdown: April 23, 2026 is an inferred dated archive of Google’s retirement-notice proxy, not a verified final-service cutoff or first announcement. The original notice says Google decided to retire Interview Warmup; the original public practice entry now redirects to noninteractive interview advice, corroborating removal of the complete practice tool. Completion is not inferred from a passed deadline: no future cutoff is given. The original 2022 launch documents a separately named public app with speech transcription and machine-learning feedback, not merely static advice or a Career Certificates feature. Google Skills, Career Certificates and interview-help content continue and are excluded. Exact final-access day/hour/time zone are unknown. The icon explicitly uses Google’s operator mark. Closure source
Dates checked: Verified 23 Oct 2026
AI functionality: AI functionality source
Launch: Google’s June 2, 2022 original launch article introduces the tool and links its public practice entry; no earlier launch date is inferred.
Location: United States · Mountain View. Google’s original corporate-contact footer explicitly identifies Google LLC in Mountain View. Use an operator-contact city fallback, not an assertion about the Interview Warmup team’s office or the retirement notice’s hosting infrastructure. GeoNames provides the representative city point rounded to two decimals, not a street address or server region. Location source · Coordinate source