Answers when the question lands
WitCue keeps the latest question ready and surfaces concise talking points so you stay present instead of scrambling notes.
Your real-time
undetectable interview copilot.
Automatically get a clear cue for interview questions with private, real-time transcription — no meeting bot, cues only you can see. Built for screening rounds, behavioral stories, and technical follow-ups on Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet.
Personalized from your profile
Upload your resume and role context once. WitCue uses that material so cues sound like your experience — not generic AI filler.
Works with any interview platform
Use it with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, and browser-based interview tools that play audio through Windows.
Undetectable by design
No meeting bot. Desktop capture protection is enabled where supported, and credentials stay on the WitCue service — not pasted into random chat tabs.
Works with
ZoomMicrosoft TeamsGoogle MeetWebexHackerRankCoderPad
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI interview assistant?
An AI interview assistant listens to the interview in real time, transcribes each question, and surfaces suggested talking points on your screen so you can answer with structure instead of freezing.
Does WitCue join the interview as a bot?
No. WitCue never joins Zoom, Teams, or Meet as a participant. It captures audio on your Windows PC, so there is no extra guest on the call list.
Can WitCue help with coding and behavioral interviews?
Yes. Use profile documents and session notes for behavioral STAR answers, and route harder technical prompts through WitCue Auto for reasoning or code-aware responses.
Is WitCue undetectable during interviews?
WitCue never joins as a bot, keeps cues on your screen, and enables capture protection where supported. Always test your screen-share mode before a real interview — see the Undetectable page for details.
How is WitCue different from other AI interview assistants?
WitCue focuses on a calm Windows workflow with company-managed AI, membership minutes, meeting/call coverage, and undetectable-style discretion — see the comparison page for a side-by-side with typical alternatives.