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    Desktop mode: Live interview

    AI interview assistant for Google Meet interviews

    Plenty of startups and tech companies send Google Meet links, and Meet runs in your browser. That makes people look for a Chrome extension, but LastRound AI does not work that way: the desktop app hears the Meet tab through your computer's sound and shows answers in its own overlay, outside the browser.

    Because the overlay is a separate window, it is not part of the browser tab or the screen you share in Meet.

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    61interview languages

    ~1 sto the first words of an answer

    Hiddenon screen share and recordings

    1 creditper minute, free plan included

    How it works

    Four steps, all on the keyboard

    1. 1

      Open the desktop app first

      Sign in, fill in Interview Setup with your resume and the job description, and leave the toolbar where you can read it.

    2. 2

      Join the Meet link in your browser

      Use your usual browser and your normal speakers or headphones. Nothing to install in the browser.

    3. 3

      Press Start

      The app captures the Meet tab's sound from your computer and transcribes the interviewer as they speak.

    4. 4

      Press Ctrl/⌘ + Enter to answer

      The shortcut works while the browser has focus, so you never need to click away from the Meet tab.

    What you get

    Built for this round

    No extension, no bot

    There is no in-browser copilot and no meeting bot. The desktop app listens to your computer's sound, so there is nothing to add to your browser or to the meeting.

    Separate from the browser

    The overlay is its own window, excluded from screen capture by macOS and Windows, so sharing a tab, a window or your whole screen in Meet leaves it out.

    Good for live coding on Meet

    When the interviewer shares a problem or opens a shared doc, capture it with Ctrl/⌘ + H and press Answer for the approach and full code.

    Answers from your resume

    Your resume, the job description and your instructions shape each answer, so "why this role" sounds like you.

    Shortcuts work over the browser

    Shortcuts are registered with the operating system, so they work while Chrome or another browser has focus.

    61 interview languages

    Meet interviews in other languages are transcribed and answered in that language.

    Watch the full walkthrough

    The desktop app from setup to a streamed answer.

    Before the interview

    • Check the audio with a test sound

      Interview Setup → Audio check: play a YouTube video in the same browser and confirm the app hears it. It takes about 20 seconds and uses no credits.

    • On a Mac, allow system audio

      Allow LastRound AI under Screen & System Audio Recording in System Settings → Privacy & Security, then quit and reopen it.

    • Keep Meet on the default speaker

      On Windows, if Meet's speaker setting points at a different device from Windows' default output, the app may not hear it. The audio warning tells you which device to change.

    • Learn the shortcuts

      Answer with Ctrl/⌘ + Enter, capture the screen with Ctrl/⌘ + H and hide or show the overlay with Ctrl/⌘ + B. The shortcuts work while your meeting, browser or editor has focus.

    Where to be careful

    • A Meet share shows your mouse pointer. Use the shortcuts and leave the overlay alone while you share.
    • Opening Add or Subscribe during the call opens a normal billing window that a share can show. Do it before the interview.
    • The overlay is visible to anyone looking at your actual monitor, and to a camera pointed at it.
    • Our platform checks have not been re-verified since June 2026 and meeting apps update often, so run Check what others see in the desktop app before the call. Current status is published at app.lastroundai.com/stealth-status.
    What stealth hides and what it does not

    AI Interview Assistant for Google Meet: FAQ

    Do I need a Chrome extension to use AI in a Google Meet interview?

    No. LastRound AI has no browser extension for interviews. The desktop app for Windows and macOS hears the Meet tab through your computer's sound and shows answers in its own window, so you join Meet in your browser as usual.

    Can the interviewer see the overlay when I present my screen in Google Meet?

    The overlay window is excluded from screen capture by macOS and Windows, so presenting a tab, a window or your entire screen in Meet shows your desktop without it. Your pointer is still shared and the billing window is a normal window. Our platform checks have not been re-verified since June 2026 and meeting apps update often, so run Check what others see in the desktop app before the call. Current status is published at app.lastroundai.com/stealth-status.

    Does it work in any browser?

    The app listens to your computer's sound, not to the browser, so it works with whichever browser you use for Meet as long as its sound plays through the device the app listens to. Run the audio check with a video playing in that browser.

    Does LastRound AI join the Meet call?

    No. Nothing joins the call and no one in the meeting sees an extra participant. The app only hears what your computer plays.

    How much does it cost?

    On free credits, sessions bill 1 credit per minute, rounded up, from Start to End, so you can try it on a practice round before paying. Every new account gets 15 free credits, no card needed. The paid plan is Unlimited: unlimited interviews with no per-minute billing, from $49 a month ($39/month on the 3-month plan, $117 every 3 months). It includes up to 90 min of live copilot a day and interviews of up to 60 min each. Need more time each day? Unlimited Plus ($69/month) or Unlimited Max ($129/month) raise the daily limit.

    Try it on a practice round first

    Download the app, run a practice session with your free credits, and see the answers for yourself before the real one.

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