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Offer.cc is a real-time AI Copilot for remote technical interviews. When an interviewer asks a question, it recognizes the question and puts the answer on your screen. Coding, system design, and behavioral interviews are supported; desktop also supports screenshot capture.

General AI chat tools require copying prompts, building context, and switching windows. Offer.cc is built for the live interview moment: hear the question, capture screenshots, and get answers with fewer steps.

Getting started with Offer.cc takes three steps: 1. Sign up: Create your Offer.cc account 2. Create an assist session: Choose a resume in the dashboard, optionally add company notes and a JD, then click "Start interview" 3. Start assist: Allow microphone access so Offer.cc can capture spoken questions and provide answer points If you need panel hiding, shortcuts, and screenshot assist, install and get familiar with the desktop app before the interview.

Offer.cc keeps records for sessions you create so you can revisit questions and answers. Audio and screenshots are used only when you start an interview or trigger capture.

Choose 30 / 60 / 90 / 120 / 180 minutes before starting. • Your account balance is used first • Any shortfall follows the current top-up rules • Minutes are deducted by actual usage during the interview • Remaining account minutes stay available for later interviews Current prices and available offers are shown on the pricing page.

No. Purchased minutes stay in your account and can be used anytime.

Purchased minute packs are not proactively refundable. Duplicate campaign QR-code payments are treated as abnormal orders and refunded in full.

The desktop app offers features the web version does not: • Smart question assist: Use shortcuts to capture current content, recognize the question, and organize possible approaches • Panel hiding: Hide or show the assistant panel with a shortcut to reduce screen clutter • Smoother native experience, ideal for coding and algorithm interviews.

The desktop app excels in: • Native performance: Runs locally with faster response and controlled resource use • Shortcut workflow: Supports screenshot capture, panel hiding, and panel showing • Focused usage: Less switching, ideal for algorithm rounds and remote technical interviews We recommend getting familiar with shortcuts and flow before your interview.

They serve different use cases: Desktop: • Shortcut-based screenshot capture • Panel hiding • Best for algorithm and coding interviews Web: • Live spoken-question recognition • Fast interview-session creation • Best for trying live listening first.

If recognition isn’t good enough, try: • Environment: Use a relatively quiet space and reduce background noise • Distance: Keep the mic about 20–30 cm from your mouth • Permissions: Make sure the browser has microphone access • Network: A stable connection improves accuracy • Retry: If it keeps happening, refresh the page and reconnect

Network quality affects the experience: Possible effects: • Delayed or choppy speech recognition • Slower AI responses • Slow page loading Recommendations: • Prefer a stable Wi‑Fi network • Avoid weak-signal environments • If something goes wrong, refresh and reconnect