What CamCue is
CamCue is a desktop app for Mac and Windows that drafts answers to questions during interviews, coding exercises, quizzes, and calls. It can listen to the other side of a call through your computer’s system audio, read your whole screen, or read an area you select. Answers can use your CV, a job description, documents, and your own instructions, so they reflect your real experience.
CamCue is meant for practice, preparation, and conversations where AI help is allowed. Many interviews and assessments forbid live assistance; we explain how to tell the difference in Is using AI in interviews cheating?
Who builds it
CamCue is founded, designed, and developed by Kirill Isachenko, also known as lirik. Kirill also makes Zush, an AI file renamer for Mac and Windows. You can reach the person who builds the app at support@camcue.app.
Timeline
- September 14, 2026: version 0.1.0, the first public release for Apple Silicon Macs.
- September 26, 2026: version 0.1.9 adds a signed Windows x64 installer.
- October 23, 2026: version 0.3.9, the current release. Every change is listed in the changelog.
Platforms and pricing
CamCue runs on Apple Silicon Macs with macOS 14.2 or later and on x64 PCs with Windows 10 version 2004 or later, or Windows 11. There is no Intel Mac, Windows ARM, or mobile app. The Free plan includes limited AI credits and needs no card. PRO costs US$9 every 3 days, US$19 every week, US$69 every month, and every PRO payment has a 7-day money-back guarantee under the Refund Policy.
How your data is handled
Listen uses system audio, not your microphone, and CamCue does not save Listen audio. Speech, text from your screen, and relevant context are sent through CamCue’s service to speech-recognition and AI providers to produce answers. Session history and context presets stay on your computer. The Privacy Policy has the details.
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