interviewwatchcom
Flags AI overlays, remote control, and extra displays live during a candidate's interview.
InterviewWatch runs a consent-first agent on the candidate's own machine for the length of an interview, watching for AI assistant overlays, hidden displays, remote control, and virtual devices, then turns what it sees into a live risk score and a signed, tamper-evident report. It explicitly records no screen, audio, or video — only machine-level signals like clipboard activity and open windows, each timestamped as it happens. The pitch leans on a cited stat: across 19,368 technical interviews, 38.5% were flagged for AI-assisted cheating, up from 9% to 45% in a single quarter.
What holds up
- +No screen, audio, or video recording — only machine-level signals like open windows and clipboard activity.
- +Every detection is timestamped live, so an interviewer sees AI assistance during the interview, not after.
- +Every session ends in a signed, tamper-evident report you can hand to a compliance reviewer.
Mind the limits
- −Requires the candidate to install and consent to a desktop agent — won't catch someone who refuses it.
- −Detects machine-level signals only — a second person feeding answers off-screen leaves no device trace.
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