Undetectablein any meeting
How Interview Copilot stays hidden
It stays out of screen shares, screenshots and recordings, and it never joins your call. Only you see the answers.
Hidden from screen sharing
Share one window, a browser tab or your whole screen in Zoom, Google Meet or Teams, and the overlay and the app window stay out of it. Screenshots and screen recordings leave them out as well, on both Mac and Windows.
Nothing joins your meeting
There is no bot, note-taker or extra attendee. Interview Copilot listens to the audio your computer is already playing, so the meeting app has no new participant to list, shows no recording banner and asks nobody for consent.
No sign of it on your desktop
It has no icon in the Dock, taskbar or menu bar, and it never sends a notification. It also stays out of the app switcher and window overviews, so it doesn't turn up when you move between windows during the call.
Read answers without clicking
Clicks pass straight through the overlay to the window underneath, and you scroll an answer with a keyboard shortcut. Your meeting window keeps focus the whole time.
Things to keep in mind
Where you look
Put the overlay near your camera so your eyes stay close to the interviewer, and glance at the answer for prompts instead of reading it word for word. The overlay positioning guide has more tips.
Use your own computer
We advise against using a work or school laptop, or any computer an organization manages, because those often run monitoring software. Use your own private computer for interviews.
The microphone indicator
On a Mac, the menu bar shows that your microphone is in use while Interview Copilot listens. That's expected in a video call, since your meeting app turns on the same indicator.
Check it yourself
Start a meeting on your own, share your screen and record it, or take a screenshot with the overlay open. You'll see your desktop with nothing on top of it. Try it for free. No credit card needed.