Interview Assistant

Interview Assistant is an interview preparation tool. Browser-based interview copilot that transcribes live job interviews in real time and generates AI answer suggestions, either automatically or on demand, with configurable instructions and multiple languages.

Interview Assistant is a browser-based tool that listens to a live job interview, transcribes it as it happens, and produces suggested answers the candidate can use or adapt on the spot. The product is aimed at jobseekers who want a second layer of support during spoken interviews, particularly candidates who prepare well but freeze under pressure or need help structuring answers quickly. It runs in the browser and the site notes it is best experienced on a desktop or laptop running Chrome or Edge. The workflow has three stages. First, the user creates an interview entry and supplies context: the role, background details, and how responses should be generated. Second, the session starts and the tool transcribes the conversation in real time while the candidate stays focused on the interviewer. Third, the assistant either pushes automatic AI responses as the conversation develops or waits for a direct request when the candidate wants extra help on a specific question. Response formats and custom instructions can be adjusted, and both interview and response languages can be set, which matters for multilingual candidates or interviews conducted in a second language. The tool is built on OpenAI, Groq and Deepgram, and users can choose between OpenAI and Groq for response generation. Pricing is subscription-based with a student discount code advertised on the homepage, and the vendor claims more than 6000 jobseekers have used it. It sits in a crowded space alongside other interview copilots and answer-suggestion tools, and its differentiator is the browser-only delivery rather than a desktop install. Interview Assistant is a real-time aid, not a preparation course. It does not replace practice, research on the employer, or the candidate's own judgment about what to say. Candidates in proctored, recorded, or employer-restricted interview settings should check what is permitted before relying on any live assistant.