Every objection. Answered honestly.

An AI interview copilot is a real-time AI interview assistant that runs alongside your real interview: it listens to the live call, hears each question and, about a second after it has the question, puts a strong, ready-to-speak answer on your screen — you say it in your own words. Interview Clozo is an AI interview copilot for real interview rounds on Mac — behavioral, coding, system design, case, finance and fundraising — on Zoom, Teams, Meet, Webex, Chime and technical platforms like HackerRank. It is not a prep chatbot: it works during the real rounds, in a private window the interviewer cannot see.

Interview Clozo is a native Mac app today — not a browser tab that dies the moment an interviewer demands full-screen share, which is exactly where browser-only tools get exposed. It is built for live rounds: one card per question, and a stale answer never overwrites a newer one. On your phone? Start Free Trial there. We’ll email you the Mac link, and you finish on your Mac. Want to see it first? Every product demo on this site recreates the shipping Mac app’s interface, and the guided tutorial walks you through the keys before your first real round.

Interview Clozo is a Mac app, for Macs with Apple silicon or Intel. If macOS says “You can’t use this version of the application”, this Mac’s macOS is older than the app supports: install what System Settings › General › Software Update offers, then open Interview Clozo again. If it still will not run, or you have no Mac, write to info@clozo.ai: a human helps you get it working, and if it does not run on your Mac you get a full refund, with no time limit and no usage limit.

Press Report a Bug: it is at the foot of every page on this site. Say in a sentence what went wrong, and add a screenshot or a short screen recording if you have one. You do not need to be signed in. You get a report number as soon as you send it, and Your reports, on the same page, shows where each report stands and our replies. You can also email info@clozo.ai.

Interview Clozo hears the interviewer automatically. No virtual audio device: it listens to your Mac’s own audio, with your microphone on its own channel. Each question the interviewer finishes becomes its own card, and about a second after it has the question, the Short Answer is on your screen. No typing. No screenshots. No alt-tab — the three moves that get candidates caught.

Yes. Every pane is a user-defined prompt + output format + visibility rule, written in natural language. Build panes for company values, framework reminders, closing questions, or negotiation scripts — and show them only when relevant. Up to 20 panes per role on Monthly and 40 on Yearly — and the trial runs on your plan’s limits. Your edge, custom-built.

Start Free Trial and your first three interviews run with real AI generations, 50 minutes each, on the plan you pick. Without internet, no: the answers are generated by hosted models while you talk. Want to see it first? Every product demo on this site recreates the shipping Mac app’s interface, and the guided tutorial walks you through the keys before your first real round.

The cockpit is excluded from screen sharing by macOS itself, at the window level — not a trick that breaks. They share their screen; your cockpit is not on it, across Zoom, Teams, Meet, Webex, and the major coding platforms. Nothing joins the meeting either — no bot, no extra participant, nothing to admit. The app confirms protection is live before you rely on it, every session. For the full breakdown, see how the stealth works.

The app is legal macOS software built on documented, public APIs. The ethics depend on how you use it, so here is our honest position: Interview Clozo is a tool for preparation and for permitted assistance. Some companies explicitly allow AI help in interviews; others forbid it. Follow your interviewer’s rules — where assistance is prohibited, using any copilot is your decision and your risk. The highest-leverage use is rehearsal: practice with it until the structure becomes yours and the delivery sounds like you on your best day — at that point preparation is no longer optional, because it has already happened. For the full argument — both sides, steelmanned, with sources — see the ethics page.

Every leap looked unfair to the people who skipped it. Print looked unfair to those who memorized. Search looked unfair to those who shelved encyclopedias. Calculators looked unfair to those who did long division. Chatbots looked unfair to those still tabbing through docs. Realtime augmented intelligence — knowledge joining you live, inside the room — is the most logical next step, and the people who adopt first keep the advantage.

Homo sapiens prepared for weeks. Homo deus walks in cold. Now the honest part: read the answers in your own voice, rehearse with it until the structure is yours, and follow your interviewer’s rules — where assistance is prohibited, the decision and the risk are yours. The whole case, sources included, is on the ethics page.

Three things. First, protection comes from macOS itself, applied at the window level — not a fragile workaround that breaks under the next OS update. Second, the app confirms its own protection state live, so you walk in already knowing where you stand. Third, it is never a tier you have to climb to: Cluely paywalls undetectability at $149.99/mo (its $19.99 plan is detectable) and has since pivoted to being a meetings app. We include capture protection on every paid plan — there is no cheaper paid plan on which you can be seen.

Mock Meetings is the practice feature of Interview Clozo, the AI Interview Copilot: you rehearse a round out loud with a voiced AI interviewer who asks, listens and follows up on what you actually said, then take the copilot into the real meeting. There are six scenarios to start with — software engineering, data engineering and product management, each as a technical or product-sense round and as a behavioural round — for 15, 30 or 60 minutes, assisted (the copilot’s panes on screen, as in the real meeting) or unassisted (the transcript and the clock alone). Every round ends with a Debrief, and your progress is tracked per skill.

Rounds are paid for in practice units that come with your plan: a 15-minute round is one unit, 30 minutes two, 60 minutes four. Monthly includes 8 units a calendar month and Yearly 10; the free trial includes two 15-minute rounds. A round’s units are taken when it starts and it is never cut off in the middle; if you end a round within three minutes, before you have given an answer and before a second question is asked, or it fails on our side, its units come back. An assisted round’s panes never count against your monthly answer generations.

As in a live interview, your microphone is streamed through our relay to OpenAI to be transcribed; our servers do not store it. To make the Debrief, the app sends the questions, the written transcript of your answers, the text of the panes it showed you, your target role and skills and a few timing numbers to our servers, where an AI model scores them; that text is held in memory for up to 15 minutes and then discarded — not stored, not logged, not used to train anything.

Some rounds are scored a second time to check that the scoring is consistent, and only the size of the difference is kept. The Debrief itself lives on your Mac in History. We keep that the round took place (which scenario, how long, how many units), which questions it asked and its scores as numbers only, so the app can show your progress; deleting the round in History deletes those scores from our servers too. Section 9D of our privacy policy has the detail.

Each round has a rubric of skills. For every skill with enough to go on, an AI model scores your answers three times against the rubric’s standards, and the Debrief shows the middle score with one to three quoted spans of what you said, the standard they matched, one suggested rewrite and how close the three scores were.

Where there is too little evidence — an answer too short, too few questions answered, a quote the model could not point to — the skill is marked “not enough evidence” and no number is shown. Delivery — pace, pauses, how long you spoke — is measured on your Mac against your own earlier rounds. The Debrief says on its first line that it is an AI evaluation, and its scores do not predict the result of any real interview.

Interview Clozo has two paid plans and a free trial, nothing else. Monthly is US$199 a month with 4,000 answer generations; Yearly is US$999 a year with 4,500 a month. The free trial is 3 interviews of up to 50 minutes each or 14 days, whichever comes first, on the plan you pick, and that plan then continues at its price unless you cancel from your dashboard. There is no one-day plan, no one-time purchase and no other price.

Not for your first three. The Trial is three full 50-minute interviews, free — a single interview fits inside it, on the full plan: the quality and vision models and every pane. If you need more than three, Monthly is the shortest commitment: $199, and you can cancel from your account page the same day and still keep it for the full month. The 14-day refund applies if you have used fewer than 200 generations.

Ask for a refund within 14 days on Monthly — 30 days on Yearly — having used fewer than 200 generations, and one email to support returns every cent. No forms, no exit interview. And if the app does not run on your Mac, the refund is unconditional: no window, no usage limit, no questions. Compare the field’s fine print: Interview Coder declares all sales final, Final Round’s 72-hour refund is voided by “substantial use,” LockedIn refunds nothing once a subscription starts, and Sensei refunds nothing at all. We took the risk off your side of the table.

Because twelve months of Monthly is $2,388 and a job search rarely ends on schedule. Yearly is $999 — about what five months of Monthly costs, covering twelve — so you save $1,389 a year and stop thinking about billing until your search is over. It carries 4,500 generations every month — 500 more than Monthly — 10 concurrent panes, 40 custom panes, and every update we ship while you are subscribed.

It renews at $999 a year unless you cancel, and you can cancel from your account page at any time before the renewal date. It is founding-member pricing and it rises as features ship, so the price you pay today is the lowest it will be. A renewal is charged at the price shown when your plan started; a price change applies only to future periods, and you can cancel before it applies.

Because alt-tabbing to type a question into a chatbot is exactly how candidates freeze, get caught, and lose the room. Interview Clozo hears the question itself, locks the full context of your loop — conversation, resume, job description — and streams structured answers in real time, into a cockpit the interviewer cannot see. That is the difference between having notes and having a second brain — between reading and answering.

You keep full access until the end of your current billing cycle. Then the AI features stop. Your roles, custom panes, prepared answers, history and settings stay on your Mac, and you can start a plan again any time. Cancelling stops future charges but does not refund by itself: if you are within 14 days of a payment on Monthly — 30 on Yearly — and have used fewer than 200 generations, email info@clozo.ai and the Better Loop Guarantee refunds that payment in full — which is more than LockedIn, Sensei, or Interview Coder will ever offer you.

Yes. The Interview Clozo Affiliate Program pays 20% of every payment a referred customer makes — the first charge and every renewal, for as long as they stay. Each commission is payable as soon as the customer’s refund window closes — 14 days after a Monthly payment, 30 days after a Yearly one — and is paid in the next Monday payout run by bank transfer (US$100 minimum) or USDT (US$25 minimum).

Every affiliate link gives the customer 20% off their first billing cycle. Every affiliate also gets a ready-made kit of videos, screenshots and captions that already carry their code. Every account is an affiliate: your link and 20%-off code work from the moment your account exists. Details, the math and the terms are on the affiliate program page.

Yes. Press Have a code? on either plan, type an affiliate’s code or one we issued, and press Apply: the card shows your first-cycle price before you check out, and the same code works with card, Link and wallet payments. The discount applies to your first billing cycle only — the first Monthly or Yearly payment, or the first charge after a free trial — and renewals are at the regular price. One code per customer, codes are not combined, and a refund of a discounted payment is of the amount you paid.