extraMind is a private, real-time AI assistant built to help during a live interview — answering from your resume, solving coding questions with worked solutions, and staying hidden from whatever you're screen sharing.
It runs quietly in the background for the whole session. Capture what's on your screen, or let it listen for a question, and it answers in a private panel only you can see — a spoken-style explanation, a worked example, or a complete solution.
Upload your resume once, in Settings. When you're asked to introduce yourself, extraMind writes a natural, first-person answer built from your actual background — not a generic template — so it sounds like you.
For a coding question, extraMind never jumps straight to code. It explains the approach first — in plain, spoken language, the way you'd actually talk through it out loud — then gives a complete, clearly commented solution structured into readable functions.
extraMind marks its window as excluded from screen capture where the OS supports it (macOS, and Windows 10 version 2004 or newer) — whoever you're sharing your screen with only ever sees what you intend to share. extraMind is excluded from your shared-screen output, so you control what you share.
extraMind installs as a native desktop app — signed and notarized on macOS, a standard installer on Windows — so it runs the same way across Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or a coding platform like CoderPad or HackerRank. See download options →
Same full app on every plan, AI usage included — no separate API key or per-token bill to manage. From $9.99/week, $19.99/month, or $149.99/year. See full pricing →
Yes, both, in the same session — a resume-based answer for "tell me about yourself" style questions, and an approach-then-code answer for technical ones.
Yes. Upload it once in Settings and extraMind writes a natural, first-person pitch from your actual background instead of a generic template.
extraMind marks its window as excluded from screen capture where the OS supports it (macOS, and Windows 10 version 2004 or newer), so it stays private from your shared-screen output.
Yes — the exclusion happens at the OS level, not per video-call app, so it works the same way across any of them.
No — AI usage is included with your subscription. No API keys, no per-token bills.
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