The Lexora Copilot
they never see.
Lexora hears the question, reads your resume, and puts the answer on your screen in about 600 milliseconds — on an overlay that screen sharing physically cannot capture.
macOS & Windows · ₹5 trial available · Cancel anytime
“Tell me about a time you had to ship under a hard deadline.”
- ›Payments migration — 6 weeks, fixed regulatory date
- ›Cut scope to the 3 flows covering 94% of volume
- ›Shipped 4 days early, zero rollback
How it works
Three steps, then you forget it’s there
Open Lexora before the call
Launch the app and pick the meeting as your audio source. Nothing appears in your dock, your taskbar, or your shared screen.
They ask. We listen.
Streaming transcription runs on the interviewer's audio. The moment they stop talking, the question is already parsed.
The answer streams in
A structured, resume-grounded answer appears on your overlay in about 600ms — bullet-first, so you can glance and speak, not read and stall.
Why Lexora
Built for the four seconds that decide the interview
Invisible on screen share
The overlay is excluded from capture at the OS level — NSWindowSharingNone on macOS, WDA_EXCLUDEFROMCAPTURE on Windows. Zoom, Meet, Teams and any recorder see your desktop exactly as it would look without us. Not a trick with window positioning: the compositor never hands our pixels to the capture stream.
~600ms to first word
We measure the only number that matters: the gap between the interviewer finishing their question and the first token appearing on your screen. Streaming speech-to-text feeds a streaming model, so the answer starts before the sentence is finished generating.
Hears the meeting, not just you
A Core Audio process tap captures the interviewer's voice directly from the meeting app — no echo, no room noise, no second device. Your mic stays free for actually talking.
Answers in your voice, from your resume
Upload your resume and the job description. Lexora pulls the relevant projects, numbers and keywords into every answer, so what you say lines up with what they already read about you.
Your keys never leave our server
The app holds short-lived, scoped credentials that expire on their own. No standing API key sits on your machine waiting to be extracted.
Native desktop, not a browser tab
A compiled Rust binary, not an Electron shell or a Chrome extension. Lower memory, faster audio path, and nothing in your browser's extension list.
Alternatives
How Lexora compares
We publish honest, side-by-side comparisons — including where the other tool is genuinely the better pick.
FAQ
Questions people actually ask
Is Lexora really invisible during a screen share?+
Yes. The overlay window is marked non-shareable at the operating-system level, so screen-capture APIs receive frames that don't contain it. This is the same mechanism banking and DRM apps use to keep content out of screenshots. It applies to screen sharing, screen recording, and screenshots on both macOS and Windows.
How fast is it, really?+
We benchmark end-of-speech to first visible token at roughly 600ms on a normal broadband connection. That's the number we optimise, because a correct answer that lands four seconds late is worse than useless in a live interview.
Does it work with Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams?+
Yes. Lexora captures system audio from whichever app is playing the interviewer's voice, so it is independent of the meeting platform. It works the same in Zoom, Meet, Teams, Webex, and browser-based assessment tools.
What does it cost?+
Plans start at ₹49 for a full 30-minute session. There is also a ₹5 trial with 10 minutes, so you can see the latency for yourself before committing.
Do I need a second device or a phone propped up next to me?+
No. That's the workaround Lexora exists to replace. Everything runs on the same machine you're interviewing on, and your eyeline never leaves the camera.
Which languages does it support?+
English interviews are fully supported today, including Indian, American, British and Australian accents. Additional languages are on the roadmap.
Your next interview is already scheduled.
Set Lexora up in under two minutes. Try it for ₹5, and see the 600ms for yourself. The ₹5 trial gives you 10 minutes.