What the Live Interview Assistant is
The Live Interview Assistant is a second screen you open during a real interview. Put your phone or laptop on speaker, and it transcribes what the interviewer asks and hands you talking points built from your own resume — in real time, while you are still in the conversation.
It is the moment-of answer to the problem every other tool leaves open. The AI interview coach builds the muscle before the interview; the Live Assistant sits next to you during it.
How it works during a real interview
The live view is two columns so your eyes only ever move one direction: what was said on the left, what to say on the right. The interviewer asks a question; the assistant transcribes it on the left and shows talking points on the right.
You answer in your own words, using the points as a prompt. The next question replaces the last one, so you are never scrolling back through a transcript mid-answer.
What you set up (about 30 seconds)
Because it gets used thirty seconds before an interview starts, setup is deliberately short — three fields and a resume:
- The job title — required, so the prompts are aimed at the role.
- The company — optional.
- The job posting — optional, and it sharpens the talking points toward what this employer asks for.
- Your resume — required. Every talking point is built from it.
Nothing is invented. If your resume does not cover a question, the assistant says so instead of padding an answer.
How it fits with the AI interview coach
The two tools are complementary, not competing. The AI interview coach is practice: it asks role-specific questions, times your spoken answer, and scores clarity, pacing, structure, and filler words. Use it 5 to 10 times to build the delivery muscle.
The Live Interview Assistant is the real thing: it sits on speaker during the actual call and prompts you with the material you have already practiced. The coach gets you ready; the assistant keeps you ready in the room.
What it does and does not do
It does: transcribe the interviewer, pull talking points from your resume, and keep them visible as the conversation moves. It does not record the employer, share your audio with anyone, or invent experience you do not have.
Your recordings are account-based and can be deleted from Settings at any time. The assistant is a prompt, not a replacement for your own answer.
How to open it
Sign in and open the Live Assistant from the practice hub, or use the button below. You will land on the setup screen: job title, company, job description, and resume. Then start the session and put the call on speaker.