Proof

Verify it on your own machine.

We do not invent case studies or testimonials. The honest proof is a thirty-second self-test: share your screen with yourself and look at the preview.

Self-test

Three steps before a real round

1. Open a call with yourself

Use the same meeting app the interview uses — Zoom, Meet, or Teams. Share a window or your whole screen, not a browser tab.

2. Start the overlay

Press Start interview so captions and answers are on your display. Look at the share preview, not just your own screen.

3. Check the limits

Activity Monitor and Task Manager still list the process. Dedicated proctoring is out of scope. That is the boundary.

What you should see

On your display. Off the shared stream.

Drag the divider. The overlay is on the left and absent on the right — that is the difference between what you see and what they see.

Zoom Meeting
Your screenWhat they see

Zoom is the one meeting app with a capture-mode setting that matters. Zoom setup →

Not a stealth claim

The overlay is excluded from screen-share capture. It is not hidden from Activity Monitor, Task Manager, or dedicated proctoring software. If the round is proctored, do not use this product. Security details →

Quotes

Real ones, when we have them

We will not invent names, roles, or ratings to fill this page. Named quotes from people who used the product in a live interview will go here when they exist. Until then, the self-test above is the proof.

Run the self-test

Create a free account, download the app, and share a window with yourself first.