CoderCue is a real-time copilot for technical interviews.

The problem it addresses: interviews are mostly thinking out loud under a clock. The

technique is often known; the ninety seconds to find it while someone watches you type is

not. The obvious approach is rarely the one that arrives first.

What it does

It listens to both sides of the call. The microphone and the call audio are captured as two

separate streams, so the app knows which of you said what — no voice printing, no virtual

audio cable.

When the interviewer asks something, the answer arrives as a complete function in a fenced

block, syntax highlighted across C#, Java, Python, C++, SQL and JavaScript, with time and

space complexity underneath. Eleven playbooks shape the output for different rounds:

algorithm, complexity analysis, bug hunting, code explanation, system design, behavioural,

take-home review and more.

Three capabilities worth calling out:

- Ctrl+Alt+S captures the screen and solves whatever problem is on it. Many interviews

paste the question into a document rather than reading it aloud.

- A resume, attached once, so questions about prior experience are answered using real

employers and figures rather than a generic response.

- Offline transcription. The speech model runs locally, so the transcript survives a

poor connection.

On the screen-sharing side

The Invisible tier asks Windows to exclude its window from capture APIs. It renders normally

on the user's monitor and is absent from what OBS, Zoom, Teams, Discord and Meet receive, and

it is removed from the taskbar and Alt+Tab. This is display affinity — the same API streaming

players use for protected video. It is not a driver and not a hook, so nothing is installed

underneath.

What it is not

The app does not include an AI model. Buyers bring their own key — DeepSeek costs a fraction

of a cent per answer, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint works. Keys stay encrypted on the

machine. There is no subscription: $19.99 for Standard or $29.99 for Invisible, 31 days from

activation, nothing renews.

Windows 10/11, ~80 MB installer. The free plan allows five minutes a day before any purchase.

https://codercue.com