# AI Mock Checkride

> How the browser-based, voice-native mock oral works from setup through debrief.

Canonical HTML: [https://www.check-ride.ai/ai-mock-checkride](https://www.check-ride.ai/ai-mock-checkride)

Site reference: [https://www.check-ride.ai/llms.txt](https://www.check-ride.ai/llms.txt)

## What a session includes

- Delivery: mobile-optimized browser application for phones, iPads and other tablets, laptops, and desktop computers; no native-app installation is required.
- Interaction: a live voice mock oral with scenario questions and follow-ups.
- Assessment: satisfactory, marginal, or unsatisfactory outcomes can be stored against exact ACS codes.
- Continuity: paid sessions can be paused and resumed with their transcript and ACS progress.
- Output: transcript, ACS breakdown, examiner feedback, summary, and study pointers.
- Access: a free five-minute browser voice demo is available without a credit card.
- Scope: applicable FAA ACS material filtered to the configured category, class, rating, aircraft, and session rules.
- Required coverage: candidate-selected ACS codes can be added for direct evaluation.
- Visual references: supported FAA maps, terminal charts, and reviewed FAA or USCG figures can be displayed during the conversation.

## Session sequence

1. Configure the rating, category and class, aircraft, airport context, first-time or retake status, examiner style, and any required ACS codes.
2. Run the mock oral by voice while the examiner asks scenario-based follow-ups.
3. Record direct outcomes against evaluated ACS elements.
4. Pause and resume when needed.
5. Review the saved transcript, ACS results, examiner feedback, and study pointers.

## Limitations

This is supplemental oral-exam practice. It is not an official practical test and does not replace a flight instructor, Designated Pilot Examiner, or current FAA publications.