Your experience.
Clearly expressed.

Replysis listens to the interview, reads the question, and puts an answer on your screen in about a second, built from your own resume. The window stays out of screen sharing on supported setups, so the call only sees you.

Free to try with 5 answers, no card.

Your screenThe editor, with Replysis open on top of it.

Replysis AILISTENINGScreen live

AI ANSWER

seen = {}
for i, n in enumerate(nums):
    if target - n in seen:
        return [seen[target - n], i]
    seen[n] = i

Time O(n), space O(n)

INTERVIEWER

Walk me through how you would solve Two Sum.

The interviewer's screenWhat they see while you share. Only the editor.

You are sharing your screen

Stealth mode

Stealth mode keeps the Replysis window out of screen sharing and recordings on supported setups. Coverage depends on your computer and your meeting tool, so test it in your own call before an interview, and follow the rules of the interview you are in.

What it does, plainly.

It hears the question.
Replysis listens to your computer's audio, so it picks up the interviewer and not you. The transcript appears as they speak.
It knows your background.
Your resume and the role you are applying for shape every answer. You read it, you change what you like, and you say it in your own words.
It answers in about a second.
On a normal connection the first words usually appear in under a second. On a weak one it sends only what it needs, so it stays quick.
It reads your screen.
A coding problem or an error message on your screen becomes part of the question, so the answer is about what is actually in front of you.

Show it the problem. Get a worked answer.

Ask "can you solve this?" and Replysis reads your screen: the statement, your code, the error. You get two things. First, a few sentences you can say out loud. Then the code underneath, with its time and space cost.

If the problem runs past the bottom of the window, it says what it still needs to see instead of guessing.

Replysis AILISTENINGScreen live

AI ANSWER

I would keep a hash map from each value to its index. For every number I check whether its complement is already in the map, so one pass is enough.

seen = {}
for i, n in enumerate(nums):
    if target - n in seen:
        return [seen[target - n], i]
    seen[n] = i

Time O(n), space O(n)

INTERVIEWER

Can you solve this?

Practice the hard questions first.

Generate behavioral, technical and role specific questions, answer them out loud, and get structured feedback on each response. Do it until the answers sound like you.

Replysis AIPracticeRecording 1:32

QUESTION

Tell me about a time you disagreed with a teammate.

FEEDBACK

Clear situation and a clear result.
Say what you did, not what the team did.
Your opening runs long. Start with the outcome.

Next question

Build the resume it answers from.

Paste your experience and choose a target role. Replysis restructures your bullets and brings forward the keywords that role looks for. You check every line before you download it.

Before: Worked on the payments API.
After, for a backend role: Rebuilt the retry logic in the payments API so failed charges recover without anyone stepping in.

The details, without the spin.

Where it runs: Windows, from the Microsoft Store or as a signed installer, and macOS as a direct download. Updates install themselves.
Works alongside: Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Webex, HireVue and phone screens. It listens to your computer's audio, so compatibility depends on your device and permissions.
Speed: The first words of an answer usually appear in under a second. Your connection and the length of the question change that.
Your data: Raw audio is not stored. Transcripts and resume context are used to write answers, and saved sessions stay in your account until you delete them. The Trust Center lists exactly what is kept.
Plans: Starter: 5 answers to try it, once. Pro: 500 answers each month, about 15 interviews, $34.99 a month. Max: 1,500 answers each month, about 50 interviews, $79.99 a month. See pricing for answer packs.
What it will not do: It will not invent experience you do not have. Treat every suggestion as a draft: read it, check the facts, and say it in your own words. Stealth coverage depends on your computer and meeting tool, so test it before the real thing and follow the rules of the interview you are in.

Try it on a practice question first.

Five free answers, no card. If it helps, keep it.

Prefer not to install anything yet?

Your experience.Clearly expressed.

What it does, plainly.

It hears the question.

It knows your background.