StealthCoach listens to your interviewer and writes your answer while they are still talking — on your screen, not theirs.
10 free credits, no card • Hidden from screen shares on the desktop app
Tell me about a time a project went wrong and what you did about it.
“A launch I owned slipped by two weeks. I found it early in a status check, told the client the same day rather than hoping to catch up, and re-cut the scope so the date held for what they actually needed…”
You know exactly what you want to say. Then you open your mouth in the interview and something else comes out. That is where everyone starts.
Going blank the moment they ask
Too shy to practise in front of someone
Not confident about your English
Interview tomorrow, and no idea what they will ask
The Coach listens to the interviewer and writes what to say while they are still asking. It is on your screen, not theirs, and on Windows the desktop app hides itself from screen sharing.
Not a chatbot with an interview prompt. Six tools that each do one part of it properly.
It hears the question and drafts what to say, on your screen. The desktop app hides itself from screen sharing on Windows.
Paste the description and the questions come from it: the role, the company, the things that advert asks for. Not a generic list everyone has already seen.
What worked, what to cut, and a stronger version of what you just said — graded against the resume you are actually sending.
Guided questions instead of a blank page, and designs an automated screener can read. Import the CV you already have and it fills itself in.
Every session is kept. The dashboard shows which answers improved and which keep letting you down, so practice goes where it is needed.
The live tool listens during the real thing and drafts an answer while you are still thinking. Included with a plan, and never required.
Paste the advert and your CV. Every answer is built from them, so it sounds like you.
It hears the interviewer through your microphone or through the call audio.
The answer appears as they ask. You say it in your own words.
Turn it on before they join and leave it on. It writes down every word, and sends nothing until you ask — so an interviewer who pauses mid-thought, or asks three things in a row, still gets one answer to the whole question.
Tell me about a time a project went wrong and what you did about it.
“A launch I owned slipped by two weeks. I found it early in a status check, told the client the same day rather than hoping to catch up, and re-cut the scope so the date held for what they actually needed…”
The Coach during a live call. Your screen only.
Your resume, your intro and everything else runs in this browser, free, with nothing to install. The app is for the half hour that decides it: it listens, it drafts, and it stays out of the screen share while it does.
Works with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and any screen recorder.
Not interviewing this week? Everything else runs in the browser — nothing to install.
Give it the advert and your CV once. Every answer is built from both, so what appears on screen is your experience, aimed at the job you are actually applying for.
Handles client escalations, owns delivery timelines, works across three time zones.
Two years coordinating delivery, ran the handover process, trained four new starters.
An answer about your handover process — the part of your experience this employer is asking about.
Whatever the role, the questions and the feedback follow the job you give us — not a fixed template.
Paste the job description and the questions follow what it actually asks for.
Answers are checked against your own CV, so the feedback fits what you have really done.
First job or a step up, the bar moves with it. Nobody is graded against the wrong standard.
Practice in English or Taglish, whichever one the real interview will be in.
Interview this week? The feedback gets straight to what will help most before then.
You have read the tips already.
Advice helps the night before. It does not help sixty seconds into the call, when the question is not the one you rehearsed and everyone is waiting for you to start. That is the part this is for.
Start free. Upgrade when you want unlimited practice and the full feedback on every answer.
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The only question is whether you have something in your corner when it does.
No card required • 10 free credits
It listens to a real interview while it is happening and writes an answer for you to say, on your screen. It is not a course, a question bank, or a list of tips — it is something running during the call itself.
There is a Windows desktop app, which stays out of a screen share, and a browser version, which cannot.
You start listening, and StealthCoach writes down what the interviewer says as they say it. Nothing is sent anywhere until you press Answer now — so they can take as long as they like, ramble, backtrack or ask three things at once, and you still get one answer to the whole question.
Answers are written from your CV and the job description you pasted in, not from generic advice.
That is the point of it. You paste the advert and your CV once, and every answer is built from both — so what appears is your own experience, aimed at what this particular employer asked for.
The desktop app is Windows only for now. It is the part that stays hidden from screen sharing, which is Windows-specific work.
Everything else — the resume builder, your intro video, billing — runs in any browser. The Coach runs in a browser too; it simply cannot hide itself there, whatever the settings say.
You get 10 credits when you sign up, with no card. One credit is one answer, so that is ten real answers to try it with.
After that you can buy credits outright — they do not expire and there is nothing to cancel — or take a plan, which includes credits every month along with the rest of the product.
One credit buys one answer. Listening itself is included; you are charged when you actually ask for an answer, not for having the app open. Credits bought as a pack do not expire.
Card through Stripe, or a QR transfer if you would rather not use a card. Both are on the checkout — pick whichever suits you.
No. Audio is transcribed as it arrives and nothing is kept afterwards. What stays on your account is your profile and the answers you asked for.
No. Sign in with Google, or with a link sent to your email. There is no password to forget.