Set your context
Choose a résumé, add the job description or supporting documents, and shape the response style before the conversation starts.
Call AssistantGet the Mac appYour unfairly calm interview copilot
Call Assistant catches the question, finds the proof in your résumé and documents, and drafts a crisp answer while you stay present in the conversation.
macOS 12+ · Universal Intel + Apple Silicon · Visible screenshot-test build.
“Tell me about a time you improved a system under real production pressure.”
I led a staged migration to a sharded architecture that kept the service live throughout the transition.
Three beats. Zero scramble.
The desktop overlay stays out of the way until you need it, then turns the live conversation and your selected evidence into something genuinely useful to say.
Choose a résumé, add the job description or supporting documents, and shape the response style before the conversation starts.
With your permission, Call Assistant hears microphone and system audio, follows the transcript, and recognizes when a real question lands.
Get a scrollable, candidate-ready answer grounded in your material. Follow-ups keep the topic; new questions start clean.
Fast is table stakes
Call Assistant is designed for the awkward reality of live interviews: half-heard questions, sharp follow-ups, limited screen space, and facts you cannot afford to make up.
One fixed fast inference path. There is no user-facing model picker to configure mid-call.
Personal claims are retrieved from your selected résumé and documents, with guarded failure paths when evidence is missing.
Chronological session history preserves the useful parent answer without dragging stale subjects into a new question.
Short sections, content-specific labels, and a Cluely-style scrollable answer body keep the overlay usable while you talk.
When you choose a screen capture, local OCR turns visible code or diagrams into context for the answer.
Close the signed-out window and Call Assistant returns to its small menu-bar home instead of trapping you in a login panel.
The desktop app
The universal installer contains native Intel and Apple Silicon binaries. This test build deliberately stays visible in screenshots and screen sharing. It has a stable local test signature, but is not Apple-notarized, so macOS may show a Gatekeeper warning.

Universal build · macOS 12 or newer
Ad-hoc signed visible test build · SHA-256 begins cf8ec7ad232e…. Its overlay is intentionally capturable for screenshot QA. Gatekeeper may warn or block first launch.
Good questions