Interview Copilot guides
Is there an interview copilot for Mac?
Yes. SpeechShield is an interview copilot built for Mac: it listens to the call audio on your Mac, transcribes the interviewer's questions and shows talking points from your resume and the job posting. It runs on Apple silicon Macs with macOS 26 or later, and you can start for free.
Why a Mac app
- No bot: it listens to the audio your Mac plays, so it works with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and browser calls without setup.
- Earphones are fine: it takes the call audio straight from your Mac, so it still hears the interviewer when you wear earphones.
- Overlay: a small window over your call shows the question and talking points.
- Phone: scan the QR code on your Mac to read answers in large type in your phone's browser on the same Wi-Fi. No app to install.
- Stored on your Mac: your resume, job posting and history are encrypted on your Mac.
What you need
- macOS 26 or later
- An Apple silicon Mac (M1 or later). Intel Macs aren't supported.
- Microphone and system audio recording permissions, plus screen recording if you want to attach your screen with ⌘K
- A free SpeechShield account
Getting started
- Download the app from the download page, install it and sign in.
- Add the target role, company, resume and job posting to an interview profile. You can import the resume from a PDF.
- Start a new Interview session and choose the call app as the capture source.
- When the interviewer finishes a question, talking points appear. Press ⌘↩︎ to get one right away.
Related questions
Does it work on Windows?
Not yet. It runs only on Mac; Windows, Linux and Intel Macs aren't supported.
Does it work on a MacBook Air?
Yes, on an Apple silicon (M1 or later) MacBook Air with macOS 26 or later.
Try Interview Copilot on your Mac for free
It transcribes the interviewer's questions and shows talking points from your resume and the job posting. No card needed.