Zoom is still one of the most common places for first and second rounds. LastRound AI runs as a desktop app next to it: it hears the interviewer through your computer's sound, transcribes the question as it is asked and writes an answer from your resume and the job description in a small window only you can see.
Nothing joins the meeting and there is nothing to route. It works the same whether you use the Zoom desktop client or join from the browser.
Summarized question: Tell me about a project you're proud of.
I'd pick the checkout rewrite I led last year: the old service fell over at twice our normal traffic.
Action: I split it into a queue and two small workers, and we moved traffic over one region at a time.
Result: it handled peak sales with room to spare, and p95 latency dropped from 900 to 280 ms.
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1 creditper minute, free plan included
How it works
Add your resume, the job description and your domain under ⋮ → Interview Setup before the call. Answers draw on them.
Desktop client or browser, either works. Join with computer audio on your normal speakers or headphones so the app can hear the interviewer.
The interviewer's questions are transcribed as they speak. The Summarized question line shows what the copilot understood.
Press Ctrl/⌘ + Enter from any app, Zoom included. Follow-up questions build on the same session.
What you get
The app listens to your computer's sound, so there is no Zoom app, bot or meeting link to install or share.
The overlay is marked as protected content, which macOS and Windows exclude from screen capture, so a Zoom screen share or recording shows your desktop without it.
If the interviewer pastes a problem or shares a doc, capture it with Ctrl/⌘ + H and press Answer. No mode to switch from desktop 5.0.
Resume, job description, stories and your own instructions shape every answer, in the tone you picked.
While Zoom is open, Auto-Response stays off and you press Answer yourself, because a real person is on the other end.
Zoom interviews in other languages are transcribed and answered in that language.
The desktop app from setup to a streamed answer.
Interview Setup → Audio check listens for about 20 seconds while you play any sound. It sends nothing and uses no credits.
Turn on LastRound AI under System Settings → Privacy & Security → Screen & System Audio Recording, then quit and reopen the app.
Zoom should play through the same output device Windows uses by default. If it does not, the app's audio warning names both devices.
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.
Yes. Open Zoom, desktop client or browser, and join on your normal speakers or headphones. The desktop app captures the meeting audio from your computer, so there is nothing to route and nothing joins the call. Run Interview Setup → Audio check first to confirm it can hear the meeting.
The overlay window is marked as protected content, which macOS and Windows exclude from screen capture, so a Zoom screen share or recording shows your desktop without it. Your mouse pointer is still shared, the billing window is a normal window, and anyone in the room can see your monitor. 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.
No. Either works, because LastRound AI listens to your computer's sound rather than to Zoom itself. Pick whichever you normally use and run the audio check with it.
No. While Zoom is open on your computer, Auto-Response stays off even if you switched it on, and you press Answer yourself with Ctrl/⌘ + Enter. Calls with a real person are where answering by itself does more harm than good.
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.
Download the app, run a practice session with your free credits, and see the answers for yourself before the real one.