jobcue listens to the interview, knows when the question is done, and writes the answer from your résumé and the job description, word by word, in a window only you can see.
Windows 10 / 11 · macOS is on the way
jobcue's window uses the operating system's content protection: perfectly clear on your screen, and simply not there in what the interviewer sees through screen sharing or a recording.
Whole-screen or single-window sharing, it won't show up.
Meeting recordings and screen recorders don't capture it.
Stealth starts on. Turning it off takes your explicit confirmation.
Your profile holds your résumé, projects and prepared answers; each application holds the JD and company notes; each round gets a type: technical, system design, behavioral, HR…
The interviewer (your computer's audio) and you (the microphone) are transcribed live as two separate channels. Their voice leaking into your mic from the speakers gets filtered out.
It waits for the interviewer to pause, then writes the answer from your material and the round type, streaming word by word into the overlay. Read it, say it.
Not a chat box with a skin. jobcue follows the rhythm of a real interview: when to answer, how long to go, and whose experience to draw on.
Always on top, never in the taskbar, invisible to screen sharing and recordings. Opacity from 60% to 100%, so it can sit over the call.
It waits for a pause before answering. Three reaction speeds: 0.5, 0.7 or 1.0 seconds. Half sentences and background noise get ignored.
When the question is about you, it looks through your résumé and project files first, so examples and numbers have a source. If it's not there, it won't make it up.
Coding tests, algorithm problems, multiple choice: capture the screen, an area, or a burst of three. Code gets a full solution with complexity; multiple choice gets the answer first.
Each round carries what was said in the rounds before, so round two never contradicts round one.
Show and hide, screenshots and stealth all have global shortcuts. No window switching, no mouse. Every key can be remapped.
Résumés, job descriptions and interview notes are personal. jobcue was designed from day one not to upload them.
Résumés, JDs, interview records and screenshots live on your computer, kept per account. They're not on our servers.
Your audio streams straight to the transcription service with a short-lived token. It never passes through us.
To write an answer, the question and the relevant excerpts are relayed to the model and not kept. The backend only records usage.
Protected by DPAPI on Windows and the Keychain on macOS. The app ships no vendor keys at all.
With stealth on, jobcue's window doesn't appear in screen sharing or recordings; it's not in the picture they see. It uses the operating system's window content protection, on by default. It only becomes capturable if you turn stealth off yourself (and confirm).
Any of them. jobcue listens to your computer's audio and your microphone, so Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, Tencent Meeting, Lark, or an interview in the browser all work the same way.
Yes. Transcription can be English, Mandarin, or the two mixed. Answers follow the question's language by default, or you can fix them to Chinese or English.
When the question is about your experience, it looks through your résumé and project files first and takes examples and numbers from there; anything not in your material, it won't invent. The round type (technical, behavioral, HR…) also shapes how it answers.
Pick a length: short (two sentences at most), medium (the default, up to five), or detailed. And choose full answers or just key points.
Windows 10 and 11 today. The macOS version is in the works; it'll show up on this page first.