Audio streams2 streams live
Interviewer
system audio
You
microphone
Two ears, not one. Your voice and theirs arrive as separate streams, so answers only fire on the interviewer's questions.
Explained has your back mid-interview
Explained listens to both sides
It hears the interviewer and you as two separate streams.
When a question lands, Explained answers you instantly
No hotkey, no copy-paste. The reply starts streaming the moment they stop talking.
Every Answer You Need, While They're Still Talking
Code, speech and answers, handled live before the silence gets awkward.
Programming
Live Coding Help
Explained reads the problem and the code on your screen, then talks you through a clean approach before the pause runs long.
O(n log n)// edge casesdef merge_intervals(intervals):intervals.sort(key=lambda pair: pair[0])merged = [intervals[0]]for start, end in intervals[1:]:last = merged[-1]if start <= last[1] and end > last[1]:last[1] = endelif start > last[1]:merged.append([start, end])return merged
Speech Recognition
Transcripts in Real Time
Our proprietary speech engine understands the accents other tools mangle, and gets every tech term right on both sides of the call.
The Right Model for Each Question
Spoken questions go to the fastest model, code and screenshots to one that reads images, so every answer is quick, specific and right.
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Built for the hot seat
Small details that keep you calm when the questions get hard.
- Live transcriptAccent-aware
Interviewer
How would you feed Kafka events into a RAG pipeline?
You
I'd land them in Postgres with pgvector first, then batch the embeddings.
Speaks your accent. Our proprietary speech engine understands the accents other tools stumble on, and spells tech terms right.
- Answer modeauto-picked
- Quick answersimple questions
- Full answerdesign & behavioural
- Deep modecode & screenshots
- Meeting notesafter the call
The right kind of answer. A few plain sentences for a simple question, a full structured answer for design and coding. It sizes each one for you.
Stays out of sight on every one of these
Tested on each release
Zoom
Supported
Microsoft Teams
Supported
Google Meet
Supported
Webex
Supported
Lark
Supported
Amazon Chime
Supported
CoderPad
Supported
HackerRank
Supported
Runs the same on every one, no setup per app.
Simple pricing, no surprises
Go unlimited for a busy month, or pay only for the minutes you use.
Stealth by default
Hidden from screen share
No refunds
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Frequently asked questions
A notetaker hands you a summary once the call is over. Explained works while the conversation is still happening: it hears the question, drafts an answer and puts it on screen before you need to reply.
Anyone who has to think on their feet in a call: candidates in technical interviews, engineers in design reviews, and people presenting to a room of sharp questions.
No. Install the app, sign in, grant microphone and screen-audio access, and join your call. Explained starts listening on its own.
Yes. Our proprietary speech engine is built to understand the accents other tools get wrong, Indian English included, and it spells technical terms like RAG, Kafka and Postgres correctly.
Explained is a desktop app for macOS (a universal build for Apple silicon and Intel) and Windows 10 or 11. It runs as a small floating overlay above your other windows.
Every session is saved on your computer with its transcript and a summary of the key points and action items. Open it from your history to copy the summary, read the transcript, or resume the session where you left off.
Yes. Deep mode reads the problem and any code on your screen, then walks you through an approach you can explain in your own words.
