For $49 monthly, you get an AI feeding you coding solutions. Your interviewer watches your screen. They see nothing suspicious.
Stealth Interview runs as a desktop app—Mac or Windows compatible. It stays invisible during screen shares. The interviewer sees your browser (Coderpad or Leetcode). You see an overlay showing step-by-step solutions. Time complexity? Included. Space complexity? Also there. It works across Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Webex.
The app listens to your interview audio in real-time. It processes screenshots. It reads chat messages. Then it tells you how to solve whatever problem just landed in your lap.
A backend engineer interviewing at Meta can snap the interface to different screen positions using shortcuts. The conversational AI answers follow-up questions. You're not just getting code snippets—you're getting explanations. These help you talk through your approach like you thought of it yourself.
The ethical issues? Obvious. This explicitly helps you cheat during technical interviews. The landing page shows salary increases at major tech companies. It positions itself as a tool to game your way into higher compensation. Unlimited usage means you can use it for every single interview in your job search.
Plans go up to $250 annually (Hunter tier). Premium sits at $150 for six months. The service supports multiple AI models. It integrates with Hackerrank, CodeSignal, and other major coding platforms where companies conduct technical screens.
