CueNova listens alongside you on every call, recognises the moment a real question lands, and streams a grounded answer into a compact Windows overlay designed to stay out of supported screen-share captures.
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Adrenaline doesn't care how many mock interviews you ran. The moment a real interviewer asks something you didn't rehearse, working memory narrows, the pause stretches a half-second too long, and the interviewer is already writing down “hesitant.” The gap was never your knowledge. It's recall — under pressure, live, with no do-over.
There is nothing to trigger mid-question and nothing to type while someone is watching you think. Four things happen; three of them are automatic.
Add your resume, the job description, the role and any notes. CueNova uses them to ground every answer in your actual experience instead of generic filler.
Press Start listening as the call begins. CueNova listens through your system audio — nothing to open mid-question, nothing to type.
It tells a real question apart from small talk and dead air — including the follow-up that wasn't anywhere in your prep doc.
A structured response streams into the overlay, built to be read at a glance. Refine it shorter or deeper in one tap, and review the whole session afterwards.
CueNova is a live copilot, a preparation tool and a record of every round you have sat. These are the parts that ship today on the Windows desktop beta.
CueNova does not wait for a full transcript before it starts thinking. The moment it recognises a real question, a structured answer begins rendering — an opening line, the approach to take, and code when the question calls for it — so you have something to work from before the pause gets uncomfortable.
The answer is laid out as a teleprompter: short lines, clear structure, and a follow-up track that keeps its place while you talk. You take the shape of the answer and say it in your own words.
Coding rounds and system-design prompts often arrive as text in a shared editor, not as speech. One tap on Capture reads the visible question off your screen and answers that instead.
On supported Windows systems CueNova asks the operating system to exclude its overlay from compatible capture paths, so your prep stays yours. Conferencing apps change often — verify your exact sharing setup before every important call.
Add your resume, the JD, the role and any notes once. Answers then draw on your actual projects and the language of the job you are interviewing for, instead of generic textbook filler.
Shorter when the room wants brevity. Deeper when they push for detail. Show code when they want to see it. Refinement keeps the original question and the previous answer in context.
Each session is saved with its questions and answers, so you can reread the round, spot the questions that keep catching you, and prepare properly for the next one.
Look something up without alt-tabbing away from the call and out of your overlay. The workspace stays in one window.
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On supported Windows systems, CueNova asks the operating system to exclude its overlay from compatible capture paths. Because conferencing and recording software can change, every release still needs a real Meet, Zoom, or Teams verification before use.
We built that for composure, not for a shortcut around the interview. CueNova gets you unstuck when your mind goes blank — it doesn't hand you a transcript to recite. What you say in the room is still your judgment, your voice, your interview.
“Verify the exact sharing setup before every important session.”
An answer that could have come from anyone is worse than a pause. CueNova grounds every response in the documents you give it, so the structure comes from the model and the substance comes from your career.
Everything CueNova heard and suggested is waiting in your account when you sit down to prepare for the next round.
Each session is stored with the questions asked and the answers suggested, so the round does not evaporate the moment the call ends.
The questions that keep catching you out are visible across sessions instead of half-remembered — which is what actually tells you where to prepare.
Your remaining listening minutes, active passes and linked devices are all in your account, updated as you use them.
The Privacy and data area of your account covers what is stored and how to remove it.
A native window that sits on top of your call, styled for a glance, not a read.
The Android client is being verified for the Play Store; it is not a public release yet.
The format changes; the problem does not. Every one of these rounds punishes the pause more than it punishes an imperfect answer.
Scaling, trade-offs, and the follow-up chain that comes after the first diagram. CueNova gives you the shape of the answer while you keep control of the depth.
Data structures, algorithms and complexity questions — including the ones typed into a shared editor rather than spoken, which Capture reads directly off the screen.
Tell me about a time… questions answered with a structure you can fill from your own resume, so the story is yours and the framing is solid.
Query questions, metric definitions and case-style analytics prompts, structured so you can talk through the reasoning rather than freeze on syntax.
Product sense, prioritisation and execution questions, with the follow-ups surfaced before the interviewer asks them.
Framework-shaped prompts where the structure is most of the grade — laid out to be skimmed while you drive the conversation.
Compensation, notice period, and why-this-company questions you would rather not improvise under pressure.
Run a mock round against the same setup you will use live, then review the transcript afterwards in your account.
Interviews arrive in bursts — a fortnight of loops, then nothing for six months. CueNova is sold to match that.
Interviews come in bursts. CueNova sells access by the day and by the minute, so you can cover an interview week without signing up for a year you will not use.
Your balance is measured in listening minutes, shown live in your account. An interview that ends early costs you what it used, not a whole plan.
The same account signs in to the Windows desktop app and the web portal. Your access, usage and session history follow you.
Live prices are shown in your account in your own currency. Creating an account is free and does not require a payment method.
Live prices are shown in your account in your own currency. Creating an account is free and does not require a payment method.
See current pricingA follow-up question you never prepped for lands. The structure is on your screen before the pause turns awkward.
You're sharing your screen for the whole call. CueNova requests capture exclusion on supported Windows paths, and you verify the setup before the interview.
Your mind goes blank for a second. Instead of spiralling, you glance, recover, and answer in your own words.
CueNova is a real-time AI interview copilot. During a live interview it listens through your system audio, recognises when a real question has been asked, and streams a structured suggested answer into a compact overlay on your Windows desktop. It is built to get you unstuck when your mind goes blank — not to hand you a script to read out.
Answers stream rather than arrive all at once: CueNova starts rendering the opening of the answer as soon as it has recognised the question, so there is usually something on screen while the interviewer is still finishing. Real-world speed depends on your connection and on how long the question is.
On supported Windows systems CueNova asks the operating system to exclude its overlay from compatible screen-capture paths. This is a privacy feature, not a guarantee: conferencing and recording software changes frequently, and unsupported capture paths exist. Always verify your exact sharing setup before an important session.
CueNova listens to your system audio, so it works alongside whatever the interview runs on — Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex or a plain phone screen on speaker. It does not connect to, integrate with, or require an account on any of them.
The Windows desktop app is available now as a beta. An Android client is in release testing and is not yet a public release. macOS and iOS are not currently offered.
It needs to hear the call, which means system audio on your machine, and it needs the resume and job details you choose to add. Screen capture is used only when you press Capture for an on-screen question.
Sessions are saved with their questions and answers so you can review them in your account, along with the profile and resume details you provide. The Privacy and data page in your account covers what is held and how to remove it.
That depends on the rules of the interview you are in, and it is your responsibility to know them. CueNova is built as a coaching and composure tool: it suggests structure, you decide what to say. Many people use it for practice rounds and mock interviews where the question does not arise at all.
Access is sold as passes measured in listening minutes rather than as a long contract, so you can cover an interview period without an annual commitment. Creating an account is free and no payment method is required to sign up; current prices are shown in your account in your own currency.
Your account can be used across the surfaces CueNova offers, with one live interview session at a time. Devices linked to your account are listed in your account area.
Yes, and it is the best way to start. Run a mock round with the same audio setup you plan to use, then reread the transcript in your account to see which questions kept catching you out.
Create an account, download the Windows desktop app, add your resume and job description, and press Start listening at the beginning of your call. The whole setup takes a few minutes and only needs doing once.
CueNova is onboarding beta users on a rolling basis. Create your account and we'll get you started on the Windows beta while the Android release finishes device testing.
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