TechScreen

TechScreen is a desktop application for macOS 13+ and Windows 10+ that helps candidates during technical interviews. It reads the interviewer's question, either typed or spoken, and feeds answers live for coding, system design, and behavioral questions. The page states the window is excluded from screen capture by the operating system and is not visible on screen shares or recordings across listed platforms such as Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Webex, Amazon Chime, CoderPad, Codility, and HackerRank. Setup allows custom prompts, programming language, spoken language, and role selection (such as SWE or PM). Controls are keyboard shortcuts for showing, hiding, moving the window, taking screenshots, and sending messages. A free trial is offered, followed by paid plans.

Key features

• Reads system audio live and displays answers when the interviewer finishes a question
• Accepts typed or spoken questions
• Coding help with solutions and suggested spoken thoughts for interviewers
• Window excluded from screen capture by the operating system, per the page
• Always-on-top window floating above other windows
• Keyboard shortcuts to show, hide, and move the window and to take screenshots or send messages
• Custom prompts, programming language, spoken language, and role settings
• Adjustable chat opacity
• Hidden from system tray and dock, per the page
• Free trial with no credit card charged, per the page

Best suited for

• Candidates preparing for software engineering technical interviews
• Candidates interviewing for product manager roles, including behavioral rounds
• Candidates facing coding, system design, or behavioral interview questions

Pricing

Free trial, then paid plans: Essential $13/mo, Professional $19/mo, and Expert $36/mo, each billed every 3 months. Essential includes 150 solved questions per quarter and 1.5 hours of conversation; Professional includes 480 solved questions and 9 hours; Expert includes 1,500 solved questions and 27 hours.