Platforms

Works with Zoom, Meet, Teams — because it integrates with none of them.

URHIRED AI is a desktop overlay, not a plugin or a browser extension. There is nothing to install into your meeting app. Zoom needs one capture-mode setting; every other platform uses the same setup.

Audio comes from your system

Whatever app plays the interviewer's voice, the transcriber hears it through your system output. No per-platform setup.

Share a window or a screen

The one setting that matters everywhere: pick a window or your whole screen rather than a browser tab.

Test it once per app

Thirty seconds in a call with yourself tells you exactly what the interviewer will see.

The one that needs a setting

Zoom meeting setup

Zoom is where most technical interviews happen. URHIRED AI runs as a separate desktop overlay, so there is no Zoom app, plugin, or integration involved — and nothing for Zoom to report.

Audio

Zoom plays the interviewer through your system output, which is what the transcriber listens to. Keep the capture mode on System.

Screen sharing

Zoom offers three share modes: entire screen, a specific window, and a browser tab. Pick entire screen or a window. Tab sharing captures the page's own render surface and behaves differently from a desktop capture.

Zoom → Settings → Share screen → Advanced → Screen capture mode.

Setting it up

  1. 1

    Start the session before you join

    Launch your URHIRED AI session from the hub first, then join the Zoom call. The overlay is already positioned and transcription is warm.

  2. 2

    Position the overlay

    Put the Zoom window on the left and the overlay on the right. Nudge it with ⌥ plus the arrow keys until it sits where your eyes naturally rest.

  3. 3

    Set Zoom's screen capture mode

    In Zoom, open Settings → Share screen → Advanced and set Screen capture mode to "Capture with window filtering". That is the mode where the operating system's per-window exclusions are honoured, which is what keeps the overlay out of the frames Zoom sends. This is Zoom's video setting and has nothing to do with the audio capture mode above.

  4. 4

    Share entire screen or a window

    When the interviewer asks you to share, use Share Screen and pick your desktop or the specific window they need.

  5. 5

    Check the share preview

    Zoom shows a green border around what you are broadcasting and a small self-preview. Confirm the overlay is not in it.

  6. 6

    Turn on click-through

    Press ⌘⌥M so your clicks pass through to Zoom and your editor while the overlay stays readable.

Worth knowing

  • Zoom's own annotation toolbar can overlap the overlay. Move the overlay to the opposite side of the screen if that happens.
  • If you join from the Zoom web client rather than the desktop app, screen sharing goes through the browser — test that combination separately.
  • Dual monitors work well: meeting on one display, overlay on the other, share only the display with your work on it.

Test before it counts

Start a call with yourself on Zoom, share your screen, and confirm the setup behaves the way you expect. Thirty seconds now beats guessing later. Verification steps →

Also works with

Video meeting platforms

Live interviews over video. The overlay sits beside the call and stays out of your screen share.

Google Meet

Browser-based, so share a window or your whole screen rather than a tab.

Microsoft Teams

Common in enterprise loops. Both the desktop app and the web client work.

Cisco Webex

Used by large enterprises and consulting firms. Desktop app recommended.

Amazon Chime

Used across Amazon and AWS interview loops.

FaceTime

Occasionally used for informal or recruiter screens on Apple devices.

Editors

Coding and pair-programming tools

Shared editors and algorithm platforms. Snip the problem, keep working in their tool.

CoderPad

Shared editor with a live interviewer watching you type.

HackerRank

Used for both live interviews and timed take-home tests.

CodeSignal

Standardised technical screens, usually timed and often proctored.

LeetCode

Practice, plus some companies' own interview environments.

Codility

Timed assessments common in European hiring processes.

HackerEarth

Assessments and hackathons, common in Indian hiring processes.

Async & timed

Assessment and recorded platforms

Timed tests and recorded answers. Read the rules first — some of these are proctored.

HireVue

Recorded one-way video answers with a countdown timer.

Mercor

AI-conducted screening interviews.

Phone interviews

Recruiter screens and technical calls taken on your phone.

Set up Zoom, then run it on any call.

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