Interview copilot
Three AI surfaces. One keystroke.
Behavioral, live coding, and system design are not the same problem — so we did not build one copilot. Each surface is its own thread, with its own model and its own output format.
Chat
Behavioral and conversational rounds
Live Coding
Technical screens and algorithm rounds
System Design
Architecture and scaling discussions
Interview workspace
How it works
Set up once. Run it every round.
Compose your setup
Pick the role, attach the job description and your resume, choose which surfaces you want, and set a model for each. Save it.
Start from the hub
A frameless pill docked to your screen edge. One click starts the session — the overlay opens beside your meeting and starts transcribing.
Switch as the round moves
⌘1 for behavioral, ⌘2 when they share a coding pad, ⌘3 when the whiteboard comes out. Context follows you.
Everything else
The parts that make it usable under pressure
Live transcription
A rolling caption of the interviewer's audio so you can read the question while it is still being asked. Append any line to your draft with one keystroke.
Your context, loaded
Attach your resume, the job description, and a personal profile. Answers come back grounded in your actual experience instead of generic advice.
Per-surface models
Assign a reasoning model to system design and a fast one to chat. Same session, no restart, no compromise.
Twenty hotkeys, all remappable
Snip, analyze, hide, click-through, OCR, switch surface, append transcript. Change any of them in Settings → Hotkeys.
Saved setups & history
Compose a setup once — role, job description, surfaces, models — save it, and replay it for every round in the loop.
Five answer styles
Conversational, Hints, Structured, STAR, and Explain. Switch mid-interview from the control bar as the round changes shape.
Compatibility
Works with every meeting tool
There is no plugin and no browser extension. URHIRED AI is a desktop overlay that sits beside whatever is on your screen — which means it works with the meeting app your interviewer picked, not the one we integrated with.
- Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Amazon Chime
- CoderPad, HackerRank, CodeSignal, LeetCode, Codility
- Invisible to your screen share
- macOS 12+ and Windows 10/11
Grounded in your own material
The difference between a useful answer and a generic one is context. Before the round, attach:
- ResumeSo answers cite work you actually did
- Job descriptionSo they use the language the role uses
- Personal profileYour positioning, in your own words
- Custom promptsStanding instructions for how to answer