InterviewWatch
Live interview integrity monitoring that flags AI assistance and hidden overlays.
Productivity·Security·HR & Recruiting
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InterviewWatch is a live interview integrity platform that runs a lightweight desktop agent on the candidate's machine during an interview. It flags AI assistants, hidden screen overlays, extra displays, and remote control tools as they appear in real time without recording screen, audio, or video.
Designed for recruiters, hiring managers, and compliance teams, the platform addresses the rise of AI-assisted interview cheating by monitoring machine-level integrity signals. It provides a live risk score during the session and concludes with a tamper-evident, evidence-grade report detailing every detected event.
The service emphasizes privacy by collecting no personal data, keystrokes, or clipboard contents, focusing strictly on metadata such as source applications and window focus. Setup requires simply adding an address to a calendar invite, making it compatible with any scheduling tool or applicant tracking system without complex integrations.
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