The Interview Warmup website: where is it now?
The Interview Warmup website people search for was Google's free practice page at grow.google. Google retired it in April 2026, so the official address no longer opens the tool and instead redirects to other Google career pages. There is no new official site from Google. Independent tools now cover the spoken practice it offered.
What was the official Interview Warmup website?
It was a free page from Grow with Google where you answered interview questions aloud or by typing and reviewed insights about your answers. It ran in the browser, needed no download, and was free. The official launch post still describes it.
Where does the address go now?
To other Google career pages. After the April 2026 retirement, the old address redirects, and the destination can differ by country: some people land on careers advice, others on a regional Grow with Google page. None of those pages run the practice tool.
If you typed the name from memory, as one word or with different spacing, the search results can also surface unrelated pages that borrow the name. Check the domain before you trust a page that claims to be the tool.
Is there a new official website?
No. Google has not launched a successor, and the availability guide tracks that status. Anything presenting itself as the official Interview Warmup today is trading on the name.
A quick way to judge a practice site: the original was free, never asked for payment details, and never promised work. A page that asks for a fee so you can be considered for a role is running a different business, and you should close it.
Where can you do the same practice now?
For the speaking habit, any quiet room and one question are enough, and the ten minute routine gives you the structure. For generated questions and feedback, Just One Interview Practice runs a spoken round for the role and skills you choose and ends with a report and coaching feedback. The free plan includes 20 minutes of practice a month.
| What you want | Where to go now |
|---|---|
| The original Google tool | Retired. The old address redirects to Google career pages. |
| A free spoken drill with structure | The ten minute practice routine on this site. |
| Generated questions and feedback | Just One Interview Practice, on the free plan. |
| Question ideas to rehearse | The warmup questions guides on this site. |
Open Just One Interview to practice. Sign in, choose Practice, and set up a round in about a minute.
Why did a simple practice page matter so much?
Because it made speaking the default. Most preparation happens silently: reading questions, skimming tips, writing notes. The site put a question in front of you and waited for your voice, and that one design choice is why people still search for it. Keep that part, whichever tool you use.