Keep the call separate
Run Zoom normally while Orecot maintains the transcript and answer workspace beside it.
Zoom interview workflow
An AI interview assistant that works alongside Zoom
Orecot gives a Zoom interview its own question-and-answer workspace. Follow the interviewer transcript, keep multipart prompts together, and turn each question into short talking points while the call continues.
Catch complete questions
Question grouping keeps follow-ups and multipart prompts from becoming disconnected fragments.
Choose browser or Windows
Use the desktop-browser assistant in Chrome or Edge, or use the native Windows console and overlay.
How it works
1. Open Orecot before joining
Sign in, open the assistant, and confirm the transcript language and intelligence mode before the interview starts.
2. Start when the conversation begins
Begin the live session after joining Zoom so the interviewer audio appears in the transcript pane.
3. Pause between interview sections
Use Pause when the call moves into introductions or a break, then Resume when questions continue.
Setup choices
Choose the Zoom setup that matches your interview
The right Orecot surface depends on whether Zoom is running in a browser or as the Windows desktop client.
Zoom in a browser
Keep Zoom in its tab and launch the Orecot web assistant from Chrome or Edge on desktop. The assistant opens in a separate picture-in-picture window.
Zoom desktop client
Use the Windows application when the interview runs in the native Zoom client. The console keeps transcript and answer history together, while overlay mode provides a smaller reading surface.
Coding or portfolio screen share
Use Snip or an intentional browser capture only when the current question requires visual context. Capture the relevant problem, editor, diagram, or document rather than unrelated windows.
During the call
A practical live-interview workflow
Orecot is most useful when the transcript, current question, and concise answer points remain easy to scan without taking over the call.
Verify the first transcript line
Confirm that the interviewer is appearing in the transcript before the substantive questions begin. Fix the audio source early instead of during an answer.
Read points, not a script
Use the answer card as an outline. Keep eye contact and speak in your own phrasing rather than trying to read every generated word.
Clear only when changing context
Keep recent questions available through a connected interview section. Clear the session when the subject changes enough that the earlier context would no longer help.
Questions
Does Orecot join the Zoom meeting as a participant?
No. Orecot runs as your separate browser or Windows workspace and does not enter the Zoom participant list.
Can I use Orecot with the Zoom desktop app?
Yes. The native Windows application is the appropriate Orecot surface when Zoom runs as a desktop application.
Is Orecot affiliated with Zoom?
No. Zoom is a separate product and trademark; Orecot is an independent interview-assistance application.