Doesn't join the interview
WitCue never appears as a Zoom, Teams, or Meet participant. No bot notice. No extra name on the guest list — critical for undetectable interview help.
When people search for interview help, they want cues that stay private. WitCue listens on your Windows PC, never joins the meeting as a bot, and keeps answers on your screen only.
WitCue never appears as a Zoom, Teams, or Meet participant. No bot notice. No extra name on the guest list — critical for undetectable interview help.
Cues stay on your Windows desktop. Move the control where your eyes already are so you glance and keep talking.
Supported capture-protection controls are on by default so the assistant is designed to stay out of shared screens and recordings. Always test entire-display vs window share before a real interview.
Use it with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, and browser interview tools that play audio through Windows — without installing a meeting bot.
No guest-list bot. Private desktop cues. Capture protection enabled by default where supported. Screen-sharing behavior still depends on the meeting app and whether you share a window or the whole display — so every release is compatibility-tested, and you should test once before the real call.
Read the full discretion approach →WitCue is built for private, on-device interview help: it never joins the call as a bot, keeps cues on your screen, and enables capture protection where Windows and the meeting app allow. Always verify your screen-share mode before a high-stakes round.
WitCue does not appear in the participant list. Whether it shows during screen share depends on share mode and OS capture rules — test window share vs full display before the interview.
No. Undetectable describes how the product stays off the guest list and aims to stay off shared screens. You are still responsible for employer policies, consent, and honesty.
Yes. Pair live listening with WitCue Auto for reasoning and code-aware cues while keeping the same private desktop workflow.