Interview Pair sits above your call, hears what the interviewer asks, reads what's on your screen, and hands you the answer, written from your own résumé and the job you applied for.
Free to try · No card required · Windows 10/11 · 64-bit
INTERVIEWER ASKED
Tell me about a time you had to bring down latency on something already in production.
Say this
At Kora I owned the checkout API, and p95 sat at 1.4s. I traced it to N+1 reads on the cart, batched them, and added a short cache on the pricing call. We landed at 320ms without a rewrite.
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RUNS OVER THE TOOLS YOU'RE ALREADY INTERVIEWING IN
HOW IT WORKS
Setup happens once, before the call. After that it only speaks up when there's a question on the table.
Create an account, upload the CV you want answers grounded in, and save the role you're interviewing for. That's the context Pair answers from.
Download the desktop app and sign in from inside it. It sits over your call as a thin frosted panel that stays out of the way until it has something to say.
Pair hears each question, drafts a spoken answer plus the key points to hit, and saves the full transcript to your dashboard when you're done.
FEATURES
Not a script to read. Enough structure to keep you specific when your mind goes blank.
Content-protected at the OS level, so it is excluded from screen captures and recordings, including Pair's own screen reading. Share your whole desktop and the panel simply is not in the frame.
1. Two Sum
def two_sum(nums, t):
seen = {}
for i, n in enumerate(nums):
if t - n in seen:
return [seen[t - n], i]
seen[n] = iCoding question in a shared editor? One shortcut reads the screen and answers it, so nothing is sent until you ask.
“Tell me about a time you had to ship under real pressure.”
Pair captures your computer's audio output, so it transcribes the person asking and ignores your own voice entirely.
while l < r:
if s == t:
return …Spoken answers and code live in separate panels, so a follow-up question never wipes the solution you are typing from.
Senior Frontend Engineer
Flutterwave · interview Thursday
frontend-cv.pdfSave every role you are interviewing for with the CV you applied with. Answers come back in your own experience.
Senior Frontend Engineer
Flutterwave · 31 min
Backend Engineer
Kuda · 44 min
Product Engineer
Paystack · 26 min
Platform Engineer
Moniepoint · 38 min
Each session is saved with the full transcript: every question and the answer you were given, ready to review or download before round two.
CODING ROUNDS
Half of technical interviews never say the question out loud. It lands in a shared editor or a chat window. Pair watches the screen for exactly that moment, reads the problem, and works it.
It only sends a frame when the screen actually changes and then holds still, so a busy call doesn't turn into a stream of guesses.
Given an array of meeting intervals, return the minimum number of rooms required.
APPROACH
Sweep line over sorted start/end times. A min-heap of end times works too. O(n log n) time, O(n) space.
def min_rooms(intervals):
starts = sorted(i[0] for i in intervals)
ends = sorted(i[1] for i in intervals)
rooms = best = j = 0
for s in starts:
while j < len(ends) and ends[j] <= s:
rooms -= 1
j += 1
rooms += 1
best = max(best, rooms)
return bestDOWNLOAD
Grab the app, sign in from inside it, and you are ready for your next round.
Already installed? Add your CV and the job so Pair can tailor its answers, then hit Start Interview in the app.
TESTIMONIALS
Names are withheld. We don't publicize users' interview help.
“The panel gave me the one line I needed while I was still saying “that’s a good question”. I stopped blanking on my own projects.”
“A coding round appeared in a shared editor and Pair had the approach and working code before I finished reading the prompt.”
“I review the transcript after every round. Seeing what actually got asked changed how I prepared for the next one.”
“Being able to keep the code on screen while the interviewer moved on to the next question is the part I did not know I needed.”
“It answers out of my own CV, so the examples are mine. It sounds like me on a good day rather than a script.”
PRICING
Start free on a real call. Upgrade when you've seen it work.
One full interview with the overlay running, before you commit.
$0forever
For an active search. Every round, every stack.
$39per month
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FAQ
No. The window is marked content-protected, which tells Windows and macOS to exclude it from screen captures and recordings. If you share your screen, the panel is not in the frame, and Pair's own screen reader skips it too.
No. Pair listens to your computer's audio output: the interviewer's voice as it comes through your speakers. Meeting apps never play your own voice back to you, so your side of the conversation isn't captured.
Pair waits for the interviewer to finish a sentence, then sends that clip for transcription and drafting. In practice the answer card lands a couple of seconds after the question ends, while you're still saying "that's a good question".
Whatever you point it at: the CV you uploaded and the job description you saved for that role. You can switch jobs at any time, or leave both out if you'd rather have generic answers.
The overlay, screen reading, and answer drafting all work. System-audio capture on macOS is still limited by the OS, so audio questions may need a virtual audio device. Windows is the smoother experience today.
Yes. Pair has to sit above your meeting window and read your screen, which a browser tab can't do. The dashboard handles your résumés and transcripts; the app handles the live call.
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Install Interview Pair, run it once on a mock call, and decide for yourself whether you want it open on the real one.