The AI Interview Assistant That Answers in Real Time

What Is an AI Interview Assistant?

An AI interview assistant is software that supports you during live job interviews by generating real-time, contextual answers to the questions being asked. Unlike flashcard apps or practice platforms, adjiQ works during the actual interview — listening via microphone, detecting when the interviewer finishes speaking, and streaming a tailored response to your screen instantly.

adjiQ runs as an invisible desktop overlay on Windows and macOS. It captures both microphone and system audio, making it effective for phone screens, video interviews, and in-person technical rounds.

How adjiQ Helps You Pass Coding Interviews

Coding interviews test not just your algorithm knowledge but your ability to communicate under pressure. adjiQ eliminates the communication bottleneck:

• Detects coding questions and suggests optimal approaches (brute force → optimized) • Explains time and space complexity in plain language • Generates working code snippets in Python, JavaScript, Java, or Go • Handles follow-up questions: "Can you optimize this?" or "What's the edge case?"

Supports LeetCode-style problems, HackerRank challenges, and live whiteboard coding sessions.

System Design, Behavioral & More

adjiQ is trained on your resume, not a generic script. It knows your actual projects, tech stack, and experience — so behavioral answers sound like you.

For system design questions, adjiQ walks you through architecture components, trade-offs, and scaling strategies. For behavioral questions, it generates STAR-format answers using your real work history.

Supported question types: coding algorithms, system design, behavioral (STAR), technical concepts, role-specific questions (data engineering, ML, frontend, backend, DevOps).

Privacy-First, Runs Locally

adjiQ is a native desktop app — your audio and conversation stay on your machine. You choose which AI provider processes your data: Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or Groq. With BYOK (Bring Your Own Key), your questions go directly from your device to the AI — adjiQ never stores or sees them.