Interview Copilot

During the interview

Everything that matters, in one bar at the top of your screen.

Answer

An answer ready to say in your own words

When the interviewer finishes asking, the question lands on the card and the answer starts appearing right below it, written the way people speak, in the first person, with the main idea up front.

Conclusion first, reasoning after
Exact technical terms, like commands and resource names
A short paragraph for each part of the question

Key points

Just the essentials, when you already know the way

One click swaps the full answer for short points with the ideas you can't leave out. It's for when you know the subject and only want a reminder of what to mention.

Highlighted ideas you can read in seconds
Switch between Answer and Key points with one click
Go back to earlier questions with the arrows on the bar

New · Live coding

Live coding tasks, solved and explained.

Capture the task from your screen with one click or shortcut. Minuta reads the statement and the starter code, explains how it will solve it, and returns the full solution with its time and space complexity.

Real app · Java programming task

How it works

From screen to solution with one shortcut

Click Analyze in the compact bar or press Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+E. Minuta finds the task on your screen, in code or in text, and the answer builds up right in the bar, with no window switching.

Reads the statement, constraints, examples and starter code
Uses the language open in your editor
Keeps the task's signature and names

Minuta compact bar with the approach in bullets, the Java solution and the time and space complexity — Real app · In Technical interview mode, on Pro and during the trial

Answer

How to solve it first, then the code

The approach comes before the solution. You understand the path before the first line and can talk through your reasoning out loud.

Approach in short bullets, in your answer language
Complete code with syntax highlighting and a copy button
Time and space complexity, with the reason

New · After the interview

Feedback on every answer, as soon as the call ends.

When a technical interview ends, Minuta replaces the usual summary with feedback written for you, the candidate: what went well, what was missing and how to answer better next time. The full transcript and your notes stay available.

Minuta interview feedback panel with a performance summary, strengths, improvement priorities and a rating bar for each dimension — Real app · Feedback for a demo interview

Overview

How the interview went, on one screen

A summary of your performance, up to three strengths and three improvement priorities, and a rating for each dimension: technical accuracy, reasoning, depth, clarity and objectivity, demonstrated experience and interaction.

Ratings from “Needs development” to “Strong”
Without enough evidence, a dimension is “Not assessed”, not a low rating
No hiring odds and no guesses about personality or nerves

A Kubernetes question card in Minuta's feedback, with the answer summary, the rating, what worked, how to improve and a reformulated answer — Real app · In Technical interview mode, on Pro and during the trial

Question by question

Each answer reviewed, with a better version

For each question, Minuta sums up what you answered, rates it and explains why. Then it shows what worked, what was missing, how to improve and an example of a reformulated answer.

The reformulated answer stays in the interview language
It uses only what you said, with no invented experience or results
One concrete suggestion for each question

Competencies and communication

What you showed and what to study

The topics covered, the knowledge you demonstrated and the errors and gaps, each tied to one of your answers. Communication is reviewed for clarity and objectivity.

Oral communication is assessed only when there is enough of your speech
Language is assessed apart from the technical content, and accent costs nothing
Correct who the candidate is in the panel and generate the feedback again
The feedback is part of search and of the Markdown and Notion exports

What's new

Built for the pace of an interview.

Technical interview mode changes how Minuta listens, answers and shows up on your screen.

A bar that stays out of the way

Compact bar

The window becomes a slim bar at the top of your screen, with listening time, Answer and Key points, screen analysis, question navigation, full view and stop.

A card only when there's an answer

The answer card is separate from the bar and appears only when there's something to read. The window follows the size of the content.

Show or hide with the eye icon

Hide the card when you want to see the whole call. A newly answered question brings it back on its own.

Move between questions

The arrows take you to earlier answers. If you don't step back, the bar always follows the latest question.

Answers made to be spoken

Automatic question detection

In Technical interview mode, every detected question gets an answer right away, with no clicks. Small talk and rhetorical openers are left out.

Answers appear as they're generated

The text streams in, so you can read the beginning before the answer is finished.

First person, spoken tone

Answers sound like you talking, not like a consultant's memo. For “X or Y” questions, the decision rule comes first.

Compound questions in one answer

When the interviewer strings two questions together, each part is answered in the order it was asked.

The context is yours

Your résumé and the job

Attach your résumé, the job description and notes. The copilot is instructed to draw examples from that material and not to invent employers, projects or numbers. If a detail like salary expectation or availability is missing, the answer leaves a marked placeholder.

Interview memory

A rolling summary of what's been said keeps answers consistent, even when the last question goes back to the start of the conversation.

Screen analysis on demand

When there's a diagram or exercise on screen, ask for an analysis from the bar. The capture only happens when you trigger it.

Saved configurations

Save a mode, instructions and documents under a name and reuse them in the next round of the hiring process.

Three languages

The interview in the job's language. Support in the right one.

By default, the answer comes out in the language of the conversation. If you prefer, choose the answer language before you start.

Interviews in English

The biggest gain for anyone speaking English as a second language: less mental translation and more attention on the content.

Transcribed question to reread anything that went by fast
Live translation in full view
Natural English answers with the right technical vocabulary

Interviews in Portuguese

For hiring in Brazil and companies that interview in Portuguese, with written support in the language of the conversation.

Portuguese answers that don't read like a translation
Exact technical terms inside the answer
App and site available in Portuguese

Interviews in Spanish

The same support for roles in Latin America and Spain, or when Spanish isn't your first language.

Questions and answers in Spanish
Live translation in full view
App and site available in Spanish

Why use it

What changes in your interview.

Time to think

You read the question and the direction of the answer right after hearing it, instead of searching for where to begin.

Less mental load

In another language, listening, translating, thinking and speaking at once is tiring. Minuta takes some of that weight off.

Precise vocabulary

The term that escaped you at the worst moment appears in writing, spelled correctly.

Consistent from start to finish

Your answers stay connected to what you've already said and to your résumé.

No bot on the call

Minuta uses your computer's audio. No extra participant joins the meeting.

Learn for the next round

After the call, review the transcript, write your own notes and search your history to prepare better. After a technical interview, the feedback shows what to improve in each answer.