The real-time AI interview assistant that works during the call

An AI interview copilot is a real-time AI interview assistant: it listens to a live job interview and suggests what to say next. YoodaAI transcribes each question as the interviewer asks it and writes an answer of 2 to 4 sentences that you can put in your own words.

It is the same idea as a coding copilot, applied to a conversation instead of a code editor. A prep tool helps before the interview; a copilot is there during it, answering the question your interviewer actually asked, in the words they used. Many people use both: a few mock interviews beforehand, and the copilot as a safety net on the day.

You share the browser tab or window your interview is in, with its audio, and YoodaAI listens to it. No browser extension and no bot joins the meeting. Use the web app with nothing to install, or the desktop companion for Mac, Windows and Linux — setup takes about two minutes either way.

1. 1Open YoodaAI in the browser or the desktop app, sign in and choose the language of the interview.
2. 2Click Share Screen, pick the tab or window your call is in and switch on its audio. Listening starts straight away.
3. 3When the interviewer finishes a question, a short answer streams onto your side of the screen.

No. YoodaAI sends nothing into the meeting, its chat or your camera. In the browser it runs in its own tab; on desktop it can sit always-on-top with privacy mode that excludes the window from screen capture.

If you are asked to share your screen, for a coding exercise for example, share one window or tab rather than your whole screen. Or use the desktop app with privacy mode on so the companion stays out of the capture.

Download the macOS, Windows & Linux desktop app

A few seconds after the interviewer finishes. YoodaAI waits until the call has been quiet for about 1.6 seconds, so it does not answer a question that is still being asked, and then streams the answer as it is written.

In English the first words usually appear within a second of that pause; other languages take a little longer, because their answers come from a model that writes those languages properly. If it ever misses a question, type it into YoodaAI and press Enter, or click “Generate answer” next to that line of the transcript.

Any video call that runs in a browser tab, including Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams. YoodaAI works in 2 browsers, Chrome and Edge, on a laptop or desktop computer, because it needs a browser that can share a tab's audio.

• ZoomJoin from the browser rather than the desktop app: on the invite page, choose “Join from your browser” if it is offered. Then share that tab with YoodaAI.
• Google MeetMeet already runs in the browser. Open the call, then share the Meet tab with YoodaAI with its audio switched on.
• Microsoft TeamsOpen the meeting link in Chrome or Edge and choose “Continue on this browser” instead of the app, then share that tab.
• Other callsWebex, Whereby, Slack huddles and most other tools work the same way: if the call plays in a Chrome or Edge tab, YoodaAI can listen to it.

Yes. YoodaAI answers technical, system design and behavioural questions. For a coding question it gives a short code block with a one-line explanation, so you can talk it through rather than read it out.

Answers are written to be said out loud: short sentences, in the first person, without filler. For a design question it lays out an approach you can build on; for a behavioural one it describes how you would handle the situation, and it never invents employers, projects or numbers you have not mentioned.

YoodaAI supports 12 interview languages: English, Turkish, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, Japanese, Arabic and Mandarin Chinese. You choose the language before you share the call, and the answers come in that language.

Your interview audio goes from your browser straight to our speech-to-text provider, Speechmatics, and never passes through or is stored on YoodaAI's servers. To draft an answer, only the question and the last 8 lines of the transcript go to the model as text, and the call is not recorded.

YoodaAI does not keep interview transcripts after the session ends.

$9.99 for an hour of live help, with no subscription. YoodaAI runs on credits: 1 credit is 1 minute, credits are only used while it is listening, and they never expire.

The packs are $9.99 for 1 hour, $19.99 for 3 hours, and $29.99 for 6 hours. The same credits also pay for mock interviews, resume PDF exports and job applications. Your first mock interview is free, so you can try YoodaAI before you buy anything.