Browser-first setup
Launch the Orecot assistant from Chrome or Edge while Google Meet remains open in its own browser tab.
Orecot turns the spoken interview in Google Meet into a readable question history and concise answer guidance. Use the web assistant in a separate desktop window or switch to the native Windows console.
Launch the Orecot assistant from Chrome or Edge while Google Meet remains open in its own browser tab.
Completed questions, follow-up instructions, and transcript corrections stay attached to the appropriate answer card.
Add your resume background and saved experiences before the call so relevant context is available for behavioral questions.
Open the Meet link and Orecot dashboard before the scheduled start, then launch the assistant window.
Start the session and verify that the interviewer audio is producing readable text before the first full question.
Keep attention on the newest answer while earlier cards remain available for connected follow-ups.
Browser setup
The web assistant is designed for desktop Chrome or Edge and opens separately from the main Orecot dashboard.
Open the assistant before maximizing the Meet call. Position the separate assistant window where the transcript and answer pane remain readable.
Use Google Meet normally for camera, microphone, and chat. Orecot remains a separate workspace rather than modifying the Meet interface.
The native Windows app adds a compact overlay option and manual Snip capture for questions that depend on a shared document, diagram, or coding prompt.
Answer flow
Video interviews often move from introductions to behavioral, technical, and candidate-question sections without leaving the same call.
Leave the assistant listening while the role and team context are established, but wait for an actionable question before using an answer card.
Check the visible transcript for every part of the prompt before speaking. Orecot preserves dependent follow-ups with the context that makes them answerable.
Pause the answer workflow when the interview turns to your questions so earlier generated guidance does not distract from the conversation.
No. Orecot runs separately and does not alter the Google Meet page or join as another participant.
The separate assistant window requires desktop Chrome or Edge because it uses Document Picture-in-Picture.
No. Google Meet is a separate Google product; Orecot is an independent interview-assistance application.