What Is Interview Pilot? How the AI Interview Assistant Works

Interview Pilot is an AI interview assistant made by Liberace Pte. Ltd. Its main feature, Copilot, listens to a live job interview, transcribes it, and writes a suggested answer to the interviewer's latest question using the background and job details you saved beforehand. It runs on Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android, and a separate web platform covers preparation, practice and account settings.

Disclosure: Interview Pilot publishes this guide. Every product detail below comes from Interview Pilot's own help center and pricing page, checked on October 21, 2026.

What Copilot does during an interview

Copilot works in three steps: it listens, it transcribes, and it drafts an answer when you ask for one. The help center's explanation of how Copilot works walks through each stage in detail.

1. It hears the conversation. On a computer it picks up the meeting audio and your microphone. On a phone it uses the phone's microphone.
2. It shows a live transcript. Words appear as people speak, in the interview language you chose or the one Copilot detects.
3. It writes an answer. You press Answer, or turn on Auto-Generate so an answer starts once the interviewer stops talking. The answer streams onto the screen as it is written.

Each answer is aimed at the newest question near the end of the transcript, with earlier conversation used as background. Under every answer you can ask for a different version, more detail, or an example. With Context Awareness on, a follow-up such as "Why did you choose that approach?" is read in light of the earlier questions and answers.

Copilot also has two speeds. Standard starts writing fastest and suits most questions. Thinking spends longer working through the problem first, which helps with estimation questions, case questions, and coding problems where one detail changes the answer.

What shapes the answers you see

Copilot does not write from a blank page. Before an interview you build an interview profile, and Copilot draws on it only when it helps answer the question being asked.

Input	What goes in it	When Copilot uses it
Interview profile	Experience, skills, the job title, company, job description and optional documents	When your background or the role is relevant to the question
Custom instructions	Standing directions, such as answer length or what to emphasize	In every answer
Added context	Typed notes, plus screenshots on a computer or photos on a phone	For the next answer, or until you remove the image
Copilot settings	Response style and options such as Assume Experience and Natural Speech	In every answer on that device

Response styles change the shape of an answer. Structured is the default and uses short headed points; Standard reads as paragraphs; Detailed runs longer, while Concise and Key Points cut each answer down to its main points.

One setting deserves a deliberate choice. Assume Experience starts switched on, and with it on Copilot answers "have you done X" questions with a believable example even if your profile doesn't mention one. The help center warns that this can describe experience you don't have, so candidates who want answers limited to their real background should switch it off.

For technical interviews, Coding Support makes Copilot answer coding, SQL and debugging questions with a complete solution, an explanation, and time and space complexity where relevant. Python is the default language, and 40 programming languages are available.

Where Interview Pilot runs

Interview Pilot has desktop apps, phone apps and a web platform, and each one does a different job. The device comparison in the help center is the full reference; the short version is below.

	Mac and Windows apps	iPhone and Android apps	Web platform
Live Copilot	Yes	Yes	No
How it hears the interviewer	Computer audio and microphone (Mac needs macOS 14.4 or later for computer audio)	Phone microphone only	Not applicable
Extra context	Screenshots	Photos	Not applicable
AI mock interviews	No	Yes	Yes, with Pro
Question Bank and jobs	No	Yes	Yes
Account	Required	Optional	Required, except to browse questions and preview jobs

The phone apps are on the App Store and Google Play, and the desktop installers are on Interview Pilot's downloads page. The web platform runs in a browser and is where you manage profiles, history, practice and your subscription.

A phone has one hard limit worth knowing before you rely on it. It hears the interviewer only when their voice plays out loud near the phone, so it cannot pick up audio that plays only in your headphones.

How the desktop apps behave during screen sharing

The Mac and Windows apps are built to sit beside a video call without getting in the way. They have no Dock or taskbar icon, they don't take focus from your meeting app, they float above other windows, and ⌘B on a Mac or Ctrl+B on Windows shows or hides them.

They are also designed to stay out of screen shares and recordings. The help center is direct about what that protection cannot cover:

• Your physical screen, and anyone or any camera that can see it.
• Other windows, including notifications, permission prompts and files you open.
• Zoom on a Mac in its default capture mode. Zoom has to be switched to Advanced capture with window filtering first. Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Webex need no setting change.

Because meeting apps change how they capture screens, the help center recommends a short test share from a second device before every important interview. The page on how Interview Pilot stays hidden explains the test and the Zoom setting.

Languages and requirements

Copilot can auto-detect the interview language or listen for one of 57 languages, including English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, Portuguese and Arabic. The app's own menus and buttons come in eight languages: English, Chinese (Simplified), French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean and Spanish.

Copilot needs an internet connection to transcribe and to write answers. Offline, it does neither.

Free and Pro at a glance

Interview Pilot has a free plan with weekly caps and a paid plan called Pro, shown as "Unlimited" on the pricing page.

• Free: 3 interview sessions a week counted on each device, 10 Copilot answers a week, and 30 minutes of premium transcription a week. Limits counted for your account reset every Monday at 00:00 UTC.
• Pro: no weekly limit on sessions or Copilot answers, 3,000 minutes of premium transcription a week, AI mock interviews and the Playground on the web, the full Question Bank of 10,000+ questions, and priority support.

One subscription covers Mac, Windows, iPhone, Android and the web when you sign in to the same account, wherever you bought it. Prices change and promotions run, so check the current pricing page rather than relying on a figure quoted elsewhere. The Free and Pro comparison explains exactly how each limit is counted.

Who makes Interview Pilot

Interview Pilot is a brand of Liberace Pte. Ltd., which its privacy policy describes as a company registered in Singapore. Support is by email at Support@LiberaceAI.com, and a public status page linked from the site footer shows whether the answer service is running.

On its own marketing pages, Interview Pilot reports more than 450,000 users and a 4.9-star rating from more than 12,000 ratings. Those are the company's figures, not an independent audit. Store ratings differ by country and listing, so check the listing in your own store.

Using it within the rules of your interview

Interview rules vary. Some employers allow notes or tools; others expect unaided work, and assessment platforms, schools and professional bodies may set their own conditions. Confirm those rules with the recruiter or the written instructions before you decide how to use any assistant.

Used well, Copilot is a prompt, not a script. Only say what is true for you, practice your main stories without the tool, and treat every suggested answer as something you must be able to explain when the interviewer asks a follow-up.

Frequently asked questions

Is Interview Pilot free?

Yes, with weekly limits. The free plan gives 3 interview sessions per device, 10 Copilot answers and 30 minutes of premium transcription each week. Pro removes the session and answer limits and adds web mock interviews and the Playground.

Does Interview Pilot work with Zoom, Google Meet and Teams?

The Mac and Windows apps work alongside these meeting apps because they listen to your computer's audio rather than joining the call. Zoom on a Mac needs Advanced capture with window filtering switched on to keep Interview Pilot out of a screen share. Meet, Teams and Webex need no setting, but a test share is still recommended.

Is Interview Pilot only a mobile app?

No. It has desktop apps for Mac and Windows, phone apps for iPhone and Android, and a web platform. The desktop apps hear computer audio and take screenshots; the phone apps hear only what plays out loud nearby.

Is Interview Pilot the same as Interview CoPilot?

No. Interview Pilot is made by Liberace Pte. Ltd. and calls its live feature Copilot. Interview CoPilot is a separate desktop product sold by Final Round AI, a different company.

Can I use Interview Pilot without an account?

On iPhone and Android, yes: Copilot, profiles, history and practice all work signed out, with data kept on the phone. The Mac and Windows apps and most of the web platform require an account.