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AI interview copilot
The answer, while they are still asking.
Satori listens to the call, spots each question, and writes an answer from your own CV and the job you are interviewing for — streamed onto your screen as it is written. In your browser, or on Windows.
Pay as you go: 1 credit per answer, listening is free. Buy a pack, or take a plan.
It works with whatever your interview is on.
There is nothing to connect and no integration to set up. The browser hears whichever tab or screen you share; the Windows app hears whatever your computer is playing. Neither joins the call, so nothing appears in the participant list.
- Zoom
- Microsoft Teams
- Google Meet
- Webex
- Slack huddles
- A phone on speaker
- Anything else
Who it is for
Any interview where the answer is already in your experience.
It does not know your industry and does not need to. It reads the CV you give it and the job you are going for, and answers from those — which works the same way whether the question is about a migration, a quarter, a ward or a classroom.
- Engineering and data
- Product and design
- Sales and customer success
- Marketing and communications
- Finance and operations
- Healthcare and care
- Teaching and research
- Law and compliance
- Consulting and strategy
- HR and recruitment
Technical rounds get the extra handling they need — a coding problem read off your screen, answers that hold their detail — but nothing about the product assumes one.
How it works
Set it up once on the website. Run it wherever the call is.
Create your account
One account for the website, the browser assistant and the Windows app.
Buy credits
A pack, once. The balance shows the moment the payment clears.
Set up the interview
Company, role and job description; the CV to answer from; documents it should know; how you like your answers.
Choose where to run it
Open it in the browser, or send it to the Windows app. Same session either way — switch mid-call if you need to.
Read it back afterwards
The transcript, every answer, the questions you were asked, and notes on what to revise.
What happens
One question, five seconds, in order.
Each of these exists because the one before it is not enough on its own. Miss any and the answer is late, wrong, or about somebody else's career.
It hears the turn end
Spoken questions arrive in pieces, with pauses that look like endings. The pieces are stitched back into one turn before anything reads it, so an answer is never written to half a question.
It decides that was a question
A local pass scores every turn before anything is paid for. “Walk me through” clears the bar; “right, got it” does not. It costs nothing, which is what lets it run on all of them rather than the promising ones.
It gathers only what the answer needs
Your CV, the job description, the passages of your documents that match, and the last few turns — trimmed to a fixed budget. Sending everything would be slower, dearer and a worse answer.
It writes, and you read as it writes
The first words land in a second or two and the rest arrives while you are already speaking. If one provider is down or busy, the next one answers — and you are charged once.
You correct it in a word
Shorter, more detail, more technical, in STAR form — one press, and it rewrites around what you have already said out loud rather than starting again.
Browser or Windows
Start in the browser. Use the app when you want more.
| Capability | Browser | Windows app |
|---|---|---|
| Install | Nothing | Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit |
| Hears the interviewer | When you share the call's tab or screen with its audio | Directly, from whatever plays the call |
| Typed and pasted questions | Yes | Yes |
| Reads a question off the screen | — | Yes, with a keystroke |
| Where the call is transcribed | On our server | On your PC — the audio never leaves it |
| Hidden from screen sharing | — | Yes, the window can be kept out of captures |
Get the Windows app — it signs in with the same account and runs the sessions you set up here.
Pricing
Pay for answers, not for months.
A typical interview uses about 25 credits. Starting one holds 40; what it does not use comes straight back when it ends. Credits do not expire.
100 credits
$9
About 4 interviews
Most popular
300 credits
$24
About 12 interviews
Best value
1,000 credits
$69
About 40 interviews
Interviewing for weeks rather than days? A plan tops the same credits up every month, at a better rate, and stops whenever you say.
Your data
Yours to keep, and yours to delete.
No audio is stored
Call audio is turned into text and discarded. In the Windows app it never leaves your PC at all. Screenshots are read and not kept.
Questions
Before you start
Do I have to install anything?
No. Everything runs in a modern browser — Chrome or Edge on a computer work best, because they can share a tab's audio. The Windows app is optional: it hears the call directly and can read your screen.
How are credits charged?
For what the assistant does: a live answer 1, an advanced answer 3, a screenshot answered 4, a practice question 2, notes after the call 2, a job description analysed 1. Listening is free. When you start a session, 40 credits are held so an interview can never run out part way; whatever it does not use is returned when it ends.
Is there a subscription?
Only if you want one. A pack is a single payment; a plan gives you the same credits every month or year at a better rate. Cancel a plan whenever you like — it runs to the end of the period you paid for, and every credit already granted stays in your balance.
What if my connection drops mid-interview?
The session waits five minutes for you. Reopen it — in the same tab, a new one, or the Windows app — and you carry on where you were, with the credits already held.
Can I move from the browser to the Windows app during a call?
Yes. It is one session: open it in the other one and it continues there. Nothing is charged twice.
Is my CV sent to an AI provider?
The parts an answer needs are sent, with the question, to the AI provider writing it — that is how answers come from your experience. The privacy page names the providers and what each may do with it.
Am I allowed to use it in an interview?
That depends on the interview. Some employers forbid any assistance, and recording a call can need the other side's consent where you live. Check first — how you use it is your responsibility.
Can I get a refund?
Ask us about a purchase you have not used; the terms say how refunds work. An answer that fails is never charged in the first place.
Your next interview, with backup.
Set it up in five minutes. Run it in your browser tonight.
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