Online assessments put a clock on everything: multiple choice, code-output questions, aptitude puzzles and charts, often with no one to ask. LastRound AI reads the question from your screen and answers it, showing its working where there is working to check.
It runs in the same session as a normal interview. From desktop 5.0 there is only one interview mode, so there is nothing to switch for tests, technical or not.
Summarized question: What does print(sum(i * i for i in range(4))) output?
range(4) gives 0, 1, 2, 3.
Squares: 0 + 1 + 4 + 9 = 14.
Answer: 14
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1 creditper minute, free plan included
How it works
Press Start, or just capture the first question: from desktop 5.0 the first Capture or Answer starts the session. (In 4.0.15 and 4.0.16, pick Live interview, which carries the hint "Works for assessments too".)
Press Ctrl/⌘ + H. A long question that spans several screens can take several captures; they are sent together as one question.
Press Ctrl/⌘ + Enter. Only new screenshots are sent, so the previous question never gets mixed in.
For code output, calculations, puzzles and charts you get a few lines of working and a bold final line, Answer: X.
What you get
The chosen option comes first, then one line of why.
Code output and calculation questions show short working before the answer, so you can spot a mistake before you pick.
Each visible question gets its own answer, labelled with its number as shown on screen.
If a question refers to a passage you did not capture, the answer says so and gives a best guess to verify, instead of inventing the text.
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.
A full coding problem inside the assessment gets the approach and complete code in the editor's language, with no mode to switch from desktop 5.0. Regenerate, Another approach and Explain simpler sit under the answer.
The desktop app from setup to a streamed answer.
Ctrl/⌘ + / shows the full list over whatever you are looking at.
Include the options and any passage or table the question refers to.
Many assessments state what is allowed. Those rules apply whatever is technically visible.
No. From desktop 5.0 there is one interview mode: multiple choice, select-all, code output, aptitude, verbal, data interpretation and full coding problems are all answered from a capture. On 4.0.16 and earlier, tests work in Live interview mode and Coding round is only for full coding problems.
Capture each screen with Ctrl/⌘ + H, then press Answer once. Several captures before one Answer are sent as one question.
Not reliably. Lockdown browsers used by some assessment vendors, for example Mercer Mettl, can block the overlay entirely. Check the platform's rules and run a practice test first.
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 account starts free with 15 credits a month, 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.
Download the app, run a practice session with your free credits, and see the answers for yourself before the real one.