InterviewOS transcribes each interview question and suggests an answer from your own CV. Its windows are left out of screen capture and screen sharing, so your CV, notes and account details stay on your monitor and out of the shared stream. Use live assistance only where the interview rules allow it.
60 free credits for eligible new accounts: up to 60 minutes of live interview. No credit card required. 1 credit = 1 minute.
A desktop app that runs beside your call and turns each question into a short answer you can say in your own words.
Choose Computer audio and the app captures what your speakers or headset play: the interviewer's voice from Zoom, Teams, Google Meet or any other call. Your own microphone is not part of that stream, and no bot joins the meeting.
Speech is transcribed as the interviewer talks, and each question goes into an ordered queue, so a quick follow-up is not lost while the previous answer is still on screen.
Suggestions are built from the CV, stories and job description you added. The app does not invent experience: a topic your materials do not cover is labelled on the card, not presented as fact.
When a question needs more than a short answer, ask for more detail and a stronger model expands it. Deep mode is off by default, uses more credits and is available on plans that include it.
Scan a coding problem to practise with a worked, explained solution, or follow a system-design question with a diagram and an outline you can talk through in your own words. In a live coding round, use it only if the rules allow AI help.
If the interview is about a take-home you built, import the assignment and your solution. Answers about the submission are checked against your actual code and cite the files they use.
The operating system leaves the windows out of what it hands to screen-sharing and recording apps. Here is what that covers, per platform, and what it does not.
Plain facts, so you know exactly what the privacy setting does.
A few minutes, once. After that, open Live and press Start when the interview begins.
Need a walkthrough? See how to use InterviewOS or read the guide to real-time interview help.
Straight answers before you install. Use live assistance only where it is permitted; see the Acceptable Use Policy.
Contact supportOn Windows 10 version 2004 or later and Windows 11, yes. The windows are excluded from capture by Windows itself, so they are left out of full-desktop shares in Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and OBS as well as window shares, screenshots and recordings. Viewers see whatever is behind the window. Keep "Show app while screen sharing" Off (the default); turning it On makes the main app and the floating assistant visible to viewers.
The macOS app marks its windows with NSWindowSharingNone, which asks macOS to leave them out of screen capture and screen sharing. Whether a given meeting app respects it depends on how that app captures the screen, so do a test share before the interview. The Dock icon stays visible on macOS because there is no per-window way to hide it.
Yes. InterviewOS runs as a separate desktop app next to your meeting, not inside it. It listens to your computer's audio output, so it works with any call that plays the interviewer through your speakers or headset, including Google Meet in a browser. Nothing joins the meeting, and no meeting plugin is required.
Capture exclusion stops software capture: screen sharing, recording and screenshots. It cannot hide the screen from a phone or camera pointed at the monitor, or from an HDMI capture card on the display output. On Windows builds older than 10 version 2004 the window cannot be excluded and stays capturable.
With the Computer audio source it captures your computer's output, which carries the interviewer, not your microphone. A Microphone source exists for solo practice, where you ask the questions yourself.
No. Answers are grounded in the CV, stories and job description you add. When a question goes beyond them, the card says so instead of inventing a background for you. AI can still make mistakes, so put suggestions into your own words and check the details.
Yes. Eligible new accounts receive 60 free credits on signup, and no credit card is required. 1 credit = 1 minute, so that is up to 60 minutes of live interview. When you need more, choose a paid plan on the pricing page.
Use it only where the interview or assessment rules allow AI assistance, and get any consent required for transcribing the call. The privacy features exist to keep your CV, notes and settings off a shared screen, and our Acceptable Use Policy applies to every session.
60 free credits for eligible new accounts: up to 60 minutes of live interview. No credit card required. 1 credit = 1 minute.