VisaIsle
An AI mock interviewer for the US B1/B2 visa — it reads your DS-160 and cross-examines you on it.
B1/B2 签证 AI 模拟面签
Overview
VisaIsle is an AI mock interviewer for the US B1/B2 visa. You upload the DS-160 you actually filed, then hold a real-time spoken interview with an AI visa officer that cross-examines you against your own answers and ends with an explainable 214(b)/212(a) risk report.
Who it’s for
B1/B2 applicants preparing for a real consular interview — students, travelers, and anyone who wants to hear their own answers out loud, under pressure, before it counts.
What it does
- Reads your filed DS-160 and questions you against it
- Real-time spoken interview, not a written question bank
- 214(b)/212(a) risk report that shows its reasoning
- Three intensities, from a short cold interview to repeated interruption
- Change an answer, run it again, see whether the risk moved
How it works
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It reads your DS-160 first
You upload the form you actually filed, and it is parsed before the interview starts. That is the difference between a generic question list and an officer who can cross-examine you on what you wrote.
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A real-time spoken cross-examination
You speak English; recognition feeds an officer model that pushes back against your parsed DS-160; the reply comes back as speech. Media runs over WebRTC, so it behaves like an interview rather than a form.
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An explainable risk report
The session ends with a 214(b) and 212(a) risk report that shows its reasoning, so you can change what you say and run it again.
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Three intensities
Real mode is cold and fast at around six questions; pressure mode interrupts repeatedly and runs to around twenty-two. They consume different amounts of credit because they cost different amounts to run.
Built with
Next.js 16 App Router for the web app, a Python fastrtc voice backend carrying WebRTC media, VAD and the Qwen recognition/model/synthesis loop, and Convex for database, auth and file storage. Caddy terminates TLS. The voice backend is self-hosted rather than serverless because a resident media process is precisely what a serverless platform cannot hold open.
Current status
Live at visaisle.com and qianyu.cyou. Simulation only — not affiliated with any government, not legal advice, and it does not predict real visa outcomes.
Pricing
Credit packs, not a subscription.
- Single pack — ¥29.9 for 1 training credit
- Three pack — ¥59.9 for 3 credits, about ¥20 each
Modes draw different amounts: real mode 0.5 credits, pressure mode 1.5. Malaysian customers are settled at RM 19 and RM 39.
FAQ
What is VisaIsle?
VisaIsle is an AI mock visa interviewer for the US B1/B2 visa. It parses the DS-160 you filed, holds a real-time spoken interview in which an AI officer cross-examines you against those answers, and finishes with an explainable 214(b)/212(a) risk report.
How is this different from a list of practice questions?
The questions come from your own DS-160 rather than a generic bank, the interview is spoken and interruptible in real time rather than written, and the result is a risk report you can act on — change an answer, run it again, and see whether the assessment moves.
Where can I use VisaIsle?
VisaIsle is live at visaisle.com and qianyu.cyou.
How much does VisaIsle cost?
It sells credit packs rather than a subscription: ¥29.9 for one training credit, or ¥59.9 for three at about ¥20 each. Malaysian customers are settled at RM 19 and RM 39. A real-mode session draws 0.5 credits and a pressure-mode session 1.5.
Can VisaIsle predict whether I will get my visa?
No, and it does not claim to. It is a simulation tool that gives an explainable 214(b)/212(a) risk report on how you answered. It is not affiliated with any government and does not provide legal advice or predict real visa outcomes.