AI interview assistant for Google Meet
Google Meet runs in your browser, which rules out plugins for many interview setups. Kinterview does not need one: it captures the audio your browser plays, turns each question into a tailored answer and shows it in a floating window that stays out of Meet presentations.
Why a desktop app works better for Meet
- No Chrome extension and no tab-audio sharing — Kinterview hears Meet through system audio.
- Works in Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox.
- Nothing is added to the meeting: no bot, no extra participant, no recording notification.
Set up Kinterview for a Google Meet interview
- Install Kinterview for macOS or Windows and sign in.
- Add the job description and your resume.
- On macOS, grant Screen & System Audio Recording permission to Kinterview.
- On Windows, keep your browser’s audio on the default output device (Meet → Settings → Audio → Speakers).
- Start a Kinterview session, open the Meet link and join. Questions are transcribed and answered as they are asked.
Presenting in Google Meet
Meet lets you present “A tab”, “A window” or “Your entire screen”. Tab and window sharing only show that tab or window, and when you present your entire screen the Kinterview window is excluded from capture, so it is not visible to others.
If a coding question appears in a shared document or tab, use screenshot analysis to have Kinterview read and answer it.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a Chrome extension to use Kinterview with Google Meet?
No. Kinterview is a desktop app that captures system audio, so it works with Meet in any browser.
Will Kinterview show up when I present my entire screen in Meet?
No. Its window is excluded from screen capture on macOS and Windows.
Which languages can Kinterview understand in Meet interviews?
23 languages, including English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, German and Portuguese.