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Get Supace for Windows or Mac and add your resume, the job description and your notes — once, not before every interview.
Support to ace your interview.
Supace runs quietly alongside your video call and feeds you natural, in-the-moment answers — fast, discreet, and in your own words.
Illustrative preview — the interviewer's screen never shows the Supace overlay.
The hard part was never knowing the answer. It's finding it while someone waits.
That's the gap Supace closes
01 How it works
No integrations, no per-platform setup, nothing to configure the morning of. Three steps, once.
Get Supace for Windows or Mac and add your resume, the job description and your notes — once, not before every interview.
Open your video call exactly as you normally would. Supace sits quietly on top as a floating overlay — adjustable opacity, click-through, no disruption.
The question is transcribed live and you get a natural opening line plus the key points behind it — something to build on in your own words, not a script to recite.
03 Compatibility
There's no integration to set up, because Supace doesn't plug into your call software at all — it listens to your system audio and reads your screen. That's why it works the same everywhere, and why nothing changes when your interviewer picks a different tool.
02 Features
Focused on the interview itself — and on the preparation that makes it easier. Nothing you'd never open.
Supace is a native desktop overlay, not a browser extension — a separate window that floats above your call, with adjustable opacity and click-through so it never gets in your way.
Answers in seconds instead of awkward silence — Supace keeps the conversation flowing.
No wall of text to read out. A short opening line plus the key points behind it — shaped to the question, whether it's behavioural or technical, so you sound like you're thinking rather than reading.
Your resume, job description, and notes shape every answer — grounded in your real experience.
11 languages for the interface, 45+ languages for answers and transcription.
Reads your shared screen and explains diagrams, code, or tables tied to the current question.
Your interviewer's question appears as text in real time — nothing gets missed.
Dial the tone from strictly grounded to confident, switch between plain and technical language, and choose full sentences or short keyword cues.
Before the interview, upload your documents — certificates, project reports, work samples — and Supace turns them into structured, editable prep notes, general or tailored to the role. Uses no live minutes.
Optionally switch on your mic to add your own spoken answers to the running transcript — so every follow-up question stays in context.
Every session is saved with its question-and-answer timeline and exports to PDF — review how it went afterwards.
04 Why Supace
One focused tool — and a price you can actually work out in advance.
One tool for the moment that counts — not a bloated suite full of features you'll never touch.
Minutes you buy stay yours — pay-as-you-go, no expiration date.
Native, for Windows and Mac — not a browser extension bolted onto your call.
We only advertise what the app can reliably deliver — no fake sub-second promises.
05 Pricing
Buy credits that never expire, or go unlimited with a subscription. Whichever suits how often you interview.
Subscription prices are shown per month; you are charged for the whole period at once — quarterly is $159 every 3 months, annually is $429 once a year. All prices are placeholder / launch pricing and will be finalized before public launch. Unlimited plans are for personal use — up to 3 devices in a rolling 30 days, one at a time; account sharing isn't allowed. Live minutes are counted only while a session is running; preparation and the notes generator cost nothing. Prices are shown in USD; the euro amount is an approximate conversion for reference only. Purchases will be available from your account once payment is live.
06 FAQ
Supace is a desktop overlay app for Windows and Mac that runs during your video interview, transcribes the question live, and suggests a natural answer approach.
Supace runs as a floating overlay panel with adjustable opacity and click-through — a native app, not a browser extension. How you use it in your own interview context is your responsibility.
Video interviews on common call tools with screen sharing — from classic behavioral questions to technical tasks, diagrams, or code on screen.
Yes for the conversation part: Supace answers technical questions, and its screen analysis reads code, diagrams, or tables on your shared screen and helps you explain your approach in your own words. It's a live copilot to reason and talk through problems — not a one-click auto-solver.
Any of them. Supace listens to your system audio and reads your screen instead of plugging into a specific app, so it runs alongside Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and others — no integration or setup per tool.
The interface is available in 11 languages. Answers and transcription work in 45+ languages — handy even when the interview isn't in your native language.
Your resume, job description, and notes are used only to power your live answers during the session — not shared with third parties beyond what's required to run the underlying AI model.
Exactly that: on a subscription there's no monthly minute budget and no cap on how long a single session can run. Minutes are only counted while a session is actually running; preparing beforehand costs nothing.
The one condition is that it's for personal use, so we'll say precisely what that means rather than leave it vague: you can use it on up to 3 devices in any rolling 30-day window, and on one device at a time. A device frees its slot automatically 30 days after you last used it, and you can see exactly where you stand on your account page. That's the whole rule — there's nothing else hiding behind the word "unlimited".
Credits if you're interviewing occasionally: you pay once, they never expire, and there's nothing to cancel. A subscription if you're deep in a job search — past roughly 1,100 minutes a month (around 25 interviews) it works out cheaper than buying credits, and you stop having to think about the meter at all.
Refunds and cancellations are covered in our Terms and Refund Policy, published before paid access goes live.
20 free credits to try Supace · no credit card required.