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Orbit Interview copilot

Live answers, from your own resume.

In an interview or call where AI help is allowed, Orbit hears the interviewer's question and suggests an answer in plain spoken words, built from your resume and the job description. You glance at it, then answer in your own words.

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Live sessions use interview minutes. More come with a plan or a credit pack, paid once. See pricing

Built for practice, and for interviews and calls where notes or AI help are allowed. Check the rules first.

An example of Orbit's live session with sample data. The interviewer asks: “Tell me about a time you used data to change a product decision.” Orbit marks it as a behavioural question and suggests an answer from the candidate's resume: “At Lumen Analytics, I saw that most trial users left before connecting their first data source. I split the funnel by device and found setup took six screens on mobile. I made the case to cut it to two, and we tested the short flow against the old one. Trial-to-paid went up 12% that quarter, and the short flow became the default.” It lists the answer's key points, ticks off the ones already said, and shows the two resume lines it used.
interview languages, plus Hinglish
10
ways to listen: a Chrome or Edge meeting tab, or any call app on Windows
2
tap to make an answer shorter, longer or simpler
1
seconds of your audio kept: it's turned into text as it streams
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How it works

Set up once, then talk.

  1. Step 1: Add your resume and the job

    Upload your resume and paste the job description. Add a few stories if you like; Orbit uses only what you give it.

  2. Step 2: Start a session as the call begins

    In Chrome or Edge, Orbit listens to the meeting tab you choose. The Orbit app for Windows can listen to any call app.

  3. Step 3: Glance, then answer in your words

    When a question is asked, a suggested answer appears in plain spoken words. After the call, the notes and a review stay in your account.

The toolkit

An answer you can say, as the question is asked.

Grounded in your own documents, in the words you'd use out loud. You stay the one answering.

  • Sources from your resume

    Each answer lists the lines of your documents it used. A detail that isn't in them is marked as an example for you to swap, never passed off as yours.

  • In your language

    Questions heard and answers written in the language of the call, or answers in another language you pick.

  • Shorter, longer, simpler

    One tap rewrites the answer the way you need it, and you choose how long answers are.

  • Coding questions

    For a coding or system-design question: what to say first, the code and its complexity. A screenshot of a problem works too.

    Say first: one pass with a set. If a number is already in it, that's the duplicate.

    O(n) time · O(n) space

  • The Windows app's compact window

    Orbit for Windows listens to any call app and keeps a small window on top of it, as see-through as you like.

Where AI help is allowed

Built for practice, and for calls that allow it.

Measured answer speed Orbit for Windows (beta)

Where it's for, honestly

Practising is always fine. In a real interview, call or test, some employers, colleges and exams don't allow notes or AI help, and breaking their rules can cost you the job. Check first.

  • It doesn't hide from Task Manager, other apps or anyone who can see your screen
  • It never claims to be undetectable, and it never answers for you
  • Built for practice, and for calls where notes or AI help are allowed

Your audio and documents

Audio is turned into text as it streams and is never stored. Your documents and session notes stay in your account, and you can delete any of them, or the whole account, at any time.

Questions

Questions people ask first.

Something else? Ask the Orbit team.

Where can I use the copilot?

In practice, and in interviews and calls where notes or AI help are allowed. Some employers, colleges and exams don't allow it, and breaking their rules can cost you the job, so check first.

Where do the answers come from?

From the documents you add: your resume, the job description, your stories and notes. Each answer shows the lines it used, and a detail that isn't in your documents is marked as an example for you to swap.

Which languages does it work in?

English and nine more: Hindi, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Japanese and Russian, plus Hinglish. Questions are heard in the language of the call, and answers are written in it or in another language you pick.

Do I need the Windows app?

No. In Chrome or Edge, Orbit listens to the meeting tab you choose. The Orbit app for Windows can listen to any call app, and has a compact window that stays on top.

Is my audio recorded?

No. Audio is turned into text as it streams and is never stored. The transcript and the session's notes stay in your account, and you can delete them, or the whole account, at any time.

Does it answer for me?

No. It suggests an answer in plain spoken words; you glance at it and answer in your own words. One tap makes it shorter, longer or simpler.

What does a session cost?

Live sessions use interview minutes, by the minute, from a plan or a credit pack paid once. Nothing renews.

Before the real one

Practise with the same answers first.

One account has the copilot, mock interviews, Resume and Jobs, all working from the same resume.

  • Practice

    A mock interview first

    An AI interviewer that asks out loud and follows up, then a score for every answer.

    See mock interviews

  • Resume

    The resume it answers from

    An ATS score out of 100 and the fixes, so the lines it quotes are your best ones.

    See Resume

  • Jobs

    The interviews to get

    New jobs that fit your resume, from companies' own careers pages, with a tracker.

    See Jobs

Get your next answer ready. In your own words.

Create a free Orbit account, add your resume and the job, and start a session when your call begins.

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