Your candidates are using AI.
Now you'll know.
ChatGPT in a browser tab. Claude answering questions. Cluely injecting code through an invisible overlay. We detect 100+ AI tools and show you exactly what was used, when, and how.
Every AI tool. Every method.
From mainstream chatbots to purpose-built interview cheating tools, we detect them all.
- ChatGPT
- Claude
- Gemini
- Microsoft Copilot
- Perplexity
- Any AI chatbot
- Cluely
- InterviewCoder
- Final Round AI
- Sensei AI
- Interview Solver
- Any interview tool
- GitHub Copilot
- Cursor
- Replit AI
- Amazon CodeWhisperer
- Tabnine
- Any code assistant
- Google AI Overview
- Bing Copilot
- Perplexity Search
- You.com
- Kagi AI
- Any AI search
Our detection library is updated continuously as new tools emerge.
Start detecting AI toolsWe see what screen share can't
Tools like Cluely and InterviewCoder are designed to be invisible to screen sharing. They use transparent overlays that don't appear on recorded video. Our detection works at a level these tools can't hide from.
Evidence, not guesswork
Every detection comes with timestamped evidence you can review, share, and act on.
Exact Tool Names
Not "suspicious behavior." We tell you exactly which tool was detected: Cluely, ChatGPT, InterviewCoder.
Precise Timestamps
Know exactly when each tool was opened, used, and closed. Correlate with interview questions if needed.
Context & Severity
Each detection includes severity rating and context. A hidden overlay is different from a visible browser tab.
Common questions
What exactly do you report?
We tell you which AI tools were used and when. You'll see the tool name, timestamps, and duration. We don't capture screen content, keystrokes, or what was typed into any tool.
How do you detect tools that claim to be undetectable?
Tools like Cluely market themselves as "undetectable" because they're invisible to screen share. We don't rely on screen share. Our detection works at a deeper level that these tools can't hide from.
What about false positives?
We detect actual tool usage, not "suspicious behavior." We don't flag someone for looking away from the camera or pausing to think. We flag them because they used ChatGPT at 2:47 PM. It's binary: either the tool was used or it wasn't.
Do candidates know they're being monitored?
Yes. Candidates download our lightweight agent before the interview and are informed that their environment will be monitored for integrity. Transparency is part of the deterrent.