TechScreen is an AI interview assistant designed for technical interview scenarios, focusing on providing covert assistance during real-time interviews. According to official information, its core positioning is an "AI interview tool that interviewers cannot see," helping candidates handle coding, system design, and behavioral interviews by reading questions and providing answers in real time.
In terms of main capabilities, TechScreen has the following features: First, it is invisible during screen sharing. The official emphasis is that its window is excluded from screen capture at the operating system level, rather than achieved through hiding tricks, and it claims to be retested daily for Zoom, Teams, Meet, and recording scenarios to ensure the other party cannot see it. Second, it can listen to questions. The tool can read system audio in real time and immediately display the answer on the screen after the interviewer finishes asking the question. Third, the window floats above the IDE, browser, and call interface, so the answer is always within sight and will not be obscured by other windows. Fourth, the entire process can be operated via keyboard shortcuts, including showing, hiding, and moving the window, without using a mouse, avoiding exposure through operation. Fifth, it supports personalized adjustments, allowing users to customize prompts, programming languages, spoken languages, and target roles (such as SWE, PM, or others).
In terms of usage, the official description is that after downloading, press the shortcut key to start, and the setup process takes about 2 minutes. The tool offers a free trial, with no charge during the trial period, after which users can choose different plans based on interview frequency. All plans include the full application functionality and can be changed or canceled at any time. Plans are divided by the number of interviews per month: suitable for occasional preparers with 1-2 interviews per month, active job seekers with 3-10 interviews per month, and high-frequency interviewees with 11-20 interviews per month, with different plans corresponding to different monthly limits on the number of solvable questions.
Applicable scenarios mainly include coding questions, system design questions, and behavioral interview questions in technical interviews. The target users are candidates such as software engineers and product managers who need to attend technical interviews while job hunting. Official materials cite feedback from multiple users, mentioning experiences such as testing in mock interviews, using it in actual interviews, and receiving offers, but these are user review content.
In terms of limitations, the official statement clearly states that the tool is "designed for occasional interview preparation" and emphasizes that its purpose is interview preparation. Regarding specific pricing amounts, the complete list of supported platforms, system requirements, privacy policy, and other details, official materials do not currently provide them.