InterviewRecord

Records and transcribes your video interviews (Meet, Teams, Zoom), suggests answers with AI and writes up the notes.

InterviewRecord sits next to your video call and helps you through a job interview, live. • Live transcript — what the interviewer says and what you say, as it happens, on Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Zoom... • Suggested answers — each question the interviewer asks gets a suggested answer you can say in your own words. Choose ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. • Your context — give the AI your CV, the job you are applying for and how you want it to answer. It is used for every answer. • Notes — when the interview is over, get a summary with the questions asked, your strong points, what to improve and the next steps, in any language you type. • Video recording — optionally record the call, after confirming that the participants agree. • History — every interview is kept with its transcript, answers, notes and video, grouped by month, with search and sorting. • A panel that stays out of the way — move it anywhere, make it transparent to read without hiding the camera, hide it with a keyboard shortcut. It hides itself while you present a tab or a window. • In English, French and Spanish. How it works 1. Create an account from the extension icon. 2. Open your call in Chrome and click “Start the interview” in the InterviewRecord panel. 3. In Chrome's dialog, choose the call's tab and keep “Also share tab audio” checked. Pricing The account comes with a 5-minute free trial (one per Internet connection) on the fastest ChatGPT model. After that, a one-time pass unlocks everything with no limit: 1 day €19.99, 1 week €49.99, 1 month €99.99. No subscription, no automatic renewal. Good to know • The extension only listens to the tab you choose, and only after you start it. • Audio is transcribed live by Google Speech-to-Text (servers in Europe) and is not kept. Transcripts, answers, notes and videos are stored in your account and visible only to you. • You are responsible for informing the other participants before transcribing or recording a conversation.