Desktop overlay for live interviews
Stay ready in the live interview —without the overlay in your screen share.
Captions, answers grounded in your resume, and mock practice — sitting on Zoom, Meet, or the editor they picked. Create a free account, then download the app.
Built for the interview that is happening now
Live coding, behavioral screens, and system design — with an overlay that stays out of the shared stream.
Candidates prepare for interviews at
The live round
The freeze is the interview.
Live coding, a behavioral screen, system design — same pressure. You need captions, an answer in your own words, and an overlay that never enters the shared stream.
Someone is watching
You know the answer. A stranger and a clock make it disappear. Blanking is not a knowledge problem.
The pad is on their screen
The problem is in their editor, not yours. Alt-tabbing away is the tell. You have to keep coding where they can see.
Help in the share is not help
A browser extension or a second window in the meeting is worse than no overlay at all.
What changes
Three outcomes in the live round.
Hear the question. Capture the prompt. Keep the overlay off the share. Everything else is how those three things happen.
Hear the question. Answer in your own words.
Live captions of what they said, then a response grounded in your resume — so you can talk, not read.
- Captions while they talkRead the question as it is still being asked.
- Grounded in your resumeSTAR stories and technical depth from work you actually did.
- Your voice, not a scriptGlance, then say it the way you would say it.
Two Sum
Given an array of integers nums and an integer target, return indices of the two numbers such that they add up to target.
Output: [0,1]
class Solution:
def twoSum(self, nums, target):
seen = {}
for i, n in enumerate(nums):
if target - n in seen:
return [seen[target - n], i]
seen[n] = iTime O(n) · Space O(n)
Captured input
Two Sum
Given an array of integers nums and an integer target…
Solution · Python3
def twoSum(nums, target):
seen = {}
for i, n in enumerate(nums):
...- Extracting text
- Parsing problem
- Generating solution
Hash map · O(n) time · return indices when complement exists
def twoSum(nums, target):
seen = {}
for i, n in enumerate(nums):
if target - n in seen:
return [seen[target - n], i]
seen[n] = iReady — use this approach in your interview
Snip the problem. Keep coding in their editor.
Capture the prompt from their pad, get an approach and working code, and stay in the window they can see.
- Region snipDrag over the problem. It attaches and sends in one action.
- Approach, then codeSomething you can narrate while you type in their editor.
- Hands on their keyboardClick-through and remappable shortcuts. No alt-tab.
Two Sum
Return indices of two numbers that add up to target.
def twoSum(nums, target):
seen = {}
for i, n in enumerate(nums):
|Active shortcut
Use a hash map — store each value and its index. Check if target - n exists before inserting.
- Ctrl+Alt+GSnapshot
- Ctrl+Alt+↵Send to AI
- Ctrl+Alt+MClick-through
The overlay stays off the shared stream.
You see captions and answers on your display. Screen-share APIs skip the window. Clicks land in the meeting underneath.
- Protected contentMarked so Zoom, Meet, and Teams do not capture it.
- Click-throughYour mouse belongs to their editor. The hub stays reachable.
- Honest limitsNot hidden from Activity Monitor, Task Manager, or proctoring.
How It Works
Set up. Join the call. Stay ready.
A few minutes before the round — live help or a practice session — then captions and answers grounded in your resume.
Configure your session.
Choose help during a live interview or a practice round, then pick the role and interview type — URHIRED AI personalizes from there.
- Live or mockStay in the real interview, or let the app ask the questions.
- Interview typesVerbal, coding, and system design in one session.
- Scenario templatesReady-made or custom prompts tailored to the job.
Configure your session
- Role & profile
- Verbal · Coding · System Design
- Interview scenario
Personalized for your role in seconds.
Interview copilot
Stay in the round
Confidence
Coverage
Clarity
Still in the round
Overlay off the share.
Interactive demo
Click through the overlay
Start a mock session, then hover any control. Full walkthrough →
Proof is a self-test, not a quote.
- Excluded from screen capture and share
- You still see captions and answers on your display
- Hide or click-through in one keystroke
- Not hidden from Activity Monitor or Task Manager
Undetectable mode marks the overlay as protected content, so screen-share APIs skip it on Zoom, Meet, and Teams. Drag the divider. That is the difference between your display and the stream you share. It is not built against dedicated proctoring. How to verify →
Pricing
Start free. Upgrade when the rounds stack up.
Fifteen session minutes a day on the free plan — verbal, coding, and system design — with no card. Pro unlocks mock interviews and frontier models.
Free
Try live interview help before you pay anything.
- 15 session minutes each day
- Verbal, coding, and system design
- Live cloud transcription
- Overlay stays out of your screen share
- Capture a region or copy text from the screen
- Custom keyboard shortcuts
Pro
For the candidate with interviews on the calendar.
- Everything in Free
- 3,000 credits each month
- Mock interviews — spoken practice rounds
- Frontier models — GPT-5.6 Sol, GPT-5.4, Claude Opus 4.6
- Pick an AI model for each interview type
- All 18 coding languages
- Custom prompts & answer styles
- Saved setups & interview history
Pro+
For a full job search, running rounds every week.
- Everything in Pro
- 6,000 credits each month
- Priority AI response speed
- Extended session length
- Priority support
- Early access to new features
Start on the free plan — no credit card required. Cancel or change plans anytime from Settings. Crypto checkout stays monthly.
FAQ
Questions before you start.
Setup time, screen share, billing, and the proctoring limit. Full FAQ · Security
A few minutes before the round: create a free account, download the desktop app, and pick live help or a practice session. Captions and answers start when you press Start interview.
Yes. The overlay is marked as protected content, so screen-capture and screen-share APIs exclude it from the stream. You see it on your display; the shared frame does not contain it. It does not hide the process from Activity Monitor, Task Manager, or dedicated proctoring.
No. The free plan is 15 session minutes a day — verbal, coding, and system design — with no card. Upgrade later from Settings if you want mock interviews or frontier models.
Yes. Open Settings → Plan in the desktop app to reach the billing portal. Cancelling stops future renewals; you keep access through the period you already paid for.
Yes — Windows 10 and 11, plus macOS 12 or later on Intel and Apple Silicon. There is no mobile app.
It is not built to. If an assessment is proctored, that is a disclosed condition of the process you agreed to, and defeating it is not something we build for.
Still have questions?Contact support
Ready for the live round?
Create a free account, download the app, then run your first session — live help or a practice round.
