Senesly features & how it works

Senesly is built for real-time interview support on Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams. It focuses on what the interviewer asks and surfaces instant, context-aware answer prompts on your screen so you can respond naturally—without adding a bot to the call or interrupting the conversation.

For live interviews, Senesly is optimized to pick up the interviewer’s questions from your system audio and respond in the moment. For coding rounds you can switch to Code Mode so it also reads the problem on your screen. You choose the mode that matches the round.

When you upload your resume, Senesly grounds answers in your real skills, employers, projects, and metrics. Behavioral questions (“Tell me about a time…”) and role-fit questions sound aligned with your experience instead of generic AI text.

Code Mode turns on screen analysis for technical rounds. Point Senesly at the shared problem—LeetCode-style prompts, HackerRank, CoderPad, or a whiteboard screenshot—and it can read the question and suggest an approach plus solution structure while staying on your machine only.

Yes. In Code Mode, Senesly analyzes what is visible on your display—the problem statement, constraints, and examples—and helps with approach and code direction. It is designed for live coding screens, not just voice-only Q&A.

MCQ mode is for multiple-choice and timed assessment flows where you need a fast read on the question and options. Switch modes when the interview shifts from open conversation to quick-select tests so you are not juggling the wrong tool mid-round.

Invisible notes are a private notepad inside the Senesly desktop overlay—talking points, scripts, follow-ups, and bullet answers that stay on your screen only. They are built to stay hidden from screen share and typical recording capture, so you can reference them while you look at the camera or the meeting window.

Yes. Creators use invisible notes as a lightweight teleprompter: paste your script or outline, record your tutorial or talking-head video, and read from the overlay without showing notes in the capture. The same feature works for office meetings when you want agenda bullets or stakeholder names in view—but not on the shared screen.

In interviews, notes hold STAR bullets, company research, and questions to ask. In internal meetings, they hold agenda items, metrics, and names. In both cases the notes stay in Senesly’s private overlay—useful for you, not broadcast to everyone on the call.

Senesly runs as a lightweight desktop application with a private overlay on your computer. It does not join Zoom, Meet, or Teams as a participant. You get real-time assistance on your screen while the meeting continues normally for everyone else.

On Senesly it means the overlay is designed to stay hidden from screen share, hidden from Dock and the taskbar on supported setups, and easy to collapse in one tap. It does not mean disguising your cursor or renaming system processes.

No. Senesly never joins the meeting link as a bot or guest recorder. Everything runs locally in the desktop app. That is why it works as real-time support without an extra tile in the participant list.

Use Senesly alongside Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and browser-based interview platforms (HackerRank, CoderPad, CodeSignal, and similar). Download the macOS or Windows app from the download page.

Senesly uses encrypted transport for account and API data. Your overlay and notes stay on your device during the call. Review the privacy policy for retention details; paid support is available at support@senesly.com.

More than 5,000 users have already chosen Senesly for interview prep, live calls, coding rounds, and private on-screen notes. Growth comes from word of mouth and people retrying after one mock session.

Run one mock interview with Senesly open—the same overlay, audio, and modes you will use on the real call. You will feel the speed of live prompts, resume-grounded answers, and how invisible notes sit on your screen. Start free from the homepage, then download the desktop app.

Beyond live interview support, Senesly includes Code Mode for on-screen coding problems, MCQ mode for multiple-choice assessments, invisible notes for scripts and talking points, and post-session summaries on supported plans. Pick the mode from the desktop app before the round starts.

Senesly is an AI interview assistant for Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams. It runs as a private overlay on your computer with real-time answers, Code Mode for technical screens, MCQ mode for assessments, and invisible notes. It does not join as a meeting bot.

Yes. Senesly is built as a Cluely alternative and Parakeet AI alternative for interviews: local desktop overlay, hide-from-share behavior, India pricing from ₹399, resume-grounded answers, and a free start.

Yes. New accounts start free with enough AI minutes for roughly one interview, no credit card required. Paid plans start at ₹399 when you need more minutes, voice sessions, or CV uploads.