Guide
Real-time interview AI: answers while the question is asked
Updated 28 September 2026
A real-time interview AI listens to your video interview and shows you a suggested answer to each question while the call is still going. Nail My Interview does this in your browser, with answers written from your resume and the job you applied for.
How it works
- It listens to the call. You share the audio of the tab your interview is in. Only that tab's sound is used, and nothing joins the call.
- It works out the question. The interviewer's words are turned into text as they speak.
- It writes an answer for you. The answer comes from your resume, the job description and anything you added, not from a generic script.
- You glance and say it your way. Answers are short and written to be said out loud. You can pop them out into a small window that floats over the call.
Which calls it works with
Any interview you can open in a Chrome or Edge tab: Google Meet, Zoom in the browser, Microsoft Teams in the browser, and most other video call sites.
It can't hear desktop apps, because they play their sound outside the browser. If you have the Zoom or Teams app, join from the browser for your interview instead. See the guides for Zoom and Teams.
What makes a real-time answer useful
- Short. A few sentences you can take in with one look, not a paragraph to read out.
- About you. Your own jobs, projects and results, so it holds up when they ask a follow-up.
- In the language of your interview. Pick the language when you set it up.
Practise before the real one
Real-time help works best when you already know your stories. Nail My Interview includes practice interviews with a scored debrief, company research and coaching on how you come across, so you need to look less on the day.
Try it free
The free plan gives you 3 minutes of live answers every day, plus one full practice interview, no card needed. Paid plans start at $14.99 a month.
Try it on your next call. The free plan gives you live answers every day, no card needed.
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