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AI assistance for Google Meet interviews

Google Meet runs in the browser, which is exactly why browser-based interview assistants are risky there — a tab is a tab, and tab sharing is the default in Meet.

A tab-based assistant is a liability in Meet

Meet nudges you toward sharing a tab or your whole screen. Either way, another browser tab holding your answers is one accidental share or one alt-tab away from being visible.

Lexora sits outside the browser entirely, in a native window the capture pipeline is instructed to skip.

Audio without a second device

Lexora captures the audio your browser is playing, so the interviewer's voice reaches the transcription engine cleanly. No phone propped against your monitor, no second laptop, no eyeline drifting off camera.

Common questions

Does it work in Chrome, Safari and Firefox?+

Yes. Lexora captures audio at the system level, so the browser you run Meet in does not matter.

What about Meet's recording and transcripts?+

Meet's recording captures the same screen stream everyone else sees, which does not include the overlay. Meet's transcript records spoken audio only.

Try it on one real interview

49 for a full session, no subscription. Or 5 for a 10-minute trial if you want to see the latency first.