A quiet edge when your mind goes blank.
Interview-AI listens to your interview, builds a live transcript, and drafts a first-person answer the moment you ask for one. It lives in an overlay that stays out of screen shares and recordings — visible only to you.
Free trial includedNo card requiredWindows 10 & 11
You knew this answer yesterday.
The question lands. You've solved this exact problem a hundred times. And for three long seconds, nothing comes — just the sound of your own pause and a recruiter waiting.
It isn't a knowledge gap. It's pressure. Rapid questions, a camera in your face, and a brain that picks the worst moment to stall. Interview-AI gives you the first sentence back, so you can keep going as yourself.
Listen. Understand. Respond.
Three steps, running quietly in the background while you stay in the conversation.
It hears the interview
Interview-AI captures the call's audio straight from your system, so every question is caught the moment it's asked.
It writes in real time
A live transcript builds as the interviewer speaks, labeled by speaker. No scrolling back, no missed detail.
"...how would you scale the queue?"
"Walk me through your thinking."
It drafts, you decide
Click Get answer and a first-person draft appears. Read it, adapt it, ignore it. The words stay yours.
The one person who sees it is you.
Interview-AI renders in a layer screen capture can't reach, so it never shows up in a shared screen or a recording — only on your own display. Try it.
Hit Share, like you would in a real call — the overlay stays only on your screen.
Everything in one quiet panel.
Live transcript
Speaker-labeled and built live as the call runs. The conversation, kept in view.
Answer panel
A first-person draft, ready to read or rewrite.
Answer on demand
Nothing is sent until you click Get answer.
Token balance
Transcription and answers spend tokens. You always see what's left.
Settings
Audio source, language, and the answer prompt.
Less panic. More you.
"I freeze on system-design rounds. Having the first line in front of me meant I could start talking — and once I start, I'm fine. I answered the rest myself."
"Behavioral questions used to scatter me. Seeing my own example written down kept me structured. I didn't read it word for word — I just stopped rambling."
"Back-to-back client interviews drain you by the fourth one. It caught the details I'd have missed at 5pm. Felt like a sharp colleague off-camera, nothing more."
Built to be trusted with a hard moment.
You're letting software listen to a high-stakes conversation. We treat that with the seriousness it deserves.
What it uses
- Live audio from the call, to build the transcript while you talk
- The current transcript, sent only when you ask for an answer, to draft a reply
- Your account token, to authenticate the request and meter usage
What it never does
- Store call recordings — audio is processed and dropped, never saved
- Write transcripts to disk — they live in memory and disappear when you close the app
- Train on your interviews or sell anything to anyone
Pay for what you use.
Tokens, not subscriptions. Start free, then top up any amount by bank transfer — tokens never expire.
- The full app, nothing held back
- Live transcription and answers
- Hidden from screen share
- Everything in the free trial
- Tokens never expire
- Top up by bank transfer — scan a VietQR code
The things people ask first.
No. Interview-AI renders in a layer that screen-capture and recording can't reach. When you start sharing — a window, a tab, or your whole display — the overlay drops out of what's captured. On your monitor it's still there; in the shared feed it isn't.
You start with a free pool of tokens, then top up any amount by bank transfer when you need more. Tokens meter both the live transcription and the answers it drafts — the same way the underlying AI is billed — so heavier use costs a little more, but a typical question and answer is a small slice. Tokens never expire and there's no recurring charge. Your balance is always visible in the app.
Yes. Interview-AI sits above the operating system, not inside any one app, so it works alongside Zoom without a plugin — it just captures your system audio.
Yes — Teams behaves the same as any other call app. Pick your audio source in settings and the transcript starts building. Its screen-capture exclusion applies to Teams screen sharing too.
Yes. Meet runs in the browser, and Interview-AI captures system audio rather than hooking into the page, so a browser-based call is fully supported.
Call audio is processed for transcription and then dropped — never recorded or stored. Transcripts stay on your machine, in memory only, and are gone once you close the app — nothing is written to disk. Requests to draft an answer go over an encrypted, authenticated connection, and we don't train on your interviews.
The next interview is still yours.
We're just here for the moment you need one.
Download Interview-AI, run a mock round tonight, and feel the difference before it counts.