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How Interview Fury works

Use the AI interview assistant during live Zoom, Meet, or Teams interviews.

A silent assistant for live video interviews. It listens to both sides of the call — the interviewer's questions and your own answers — and shows you a clear answer on your own screen, one that stays off the screen you share.

Think of it as your prep notes, rewritten live for the question you were actually asked — on your own screen, not on the screen you share.

Getting set up

The steps below take about two minutes of clicking. The first time, allow a few extra minutes for the download and the one-time first-launch permissions further down this page.

1

Create an account and get a session

Sign in with Google or email. On your dashboard, click "Try free · 15 min" for a free trial session, or "Buy interview" for a paid one that runs up to 3 hours. The clock starts when you launch, not when you buy.

2

Install the desktop app

Install the small desktop app for Windows or Mac. Then click "Launch Fury AI" on your dashboard and the app opens with your session filled in. Fury AI appears on your screen.

3

Set up the interview

Before the session starts, the dashboard asks for the candidate and company name — both are required. In the same form you can attach your resume and paste the job description, which is what makes the answers tailored to you.

4

Start your interview

Join the video call as usual. Fury AI sits above the call on your own screen. Press Ctrl+Enter (Cmd+Enter on Mac) after a question and the answer appears.

5

Open the Coach Console (optional)

The Coach Console opens from your dashboard in its own tab. It shows the live transcript of both sides, plays the interviewer audio when you press Listen, and lets you type hints that appear instantly on Fury AI. It opens on any device, but only for someone signed in to your account.

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Windows 10 version 2004 (build 19041) or newer, or Windows 11 · macOS 12 or newer. On older Windows 10 builds the app still runs, but it cannot be hidden from a screen share.

First launch on Windows

Two one-time permissions

Windows will ask for two approvals the first time you open FuryModule. Both are one-time — after this, the app launches like any other.

Part 1 of 2

Bypass the SmartScreen warning

Windows blocks the first launch with "Windows protected your PC". Approve it once.

  1. 1
    Double-click the downloaded FuryModule-Setup-x64.exe file.
  2. 2
    A blue "Windows protected your PC" dialog appears — click the small More info link.
  3. 3
    The dialog expands — click the Run anyway button that appears at the bottom.
  4. 4
    The installer runs and creates desktop + Start menu shortcuts.
  5. 5
    Launch FuryModule from your desktop or Start menu.

Part 2 of 2

Allow microphone access

Fury AI needs microphone access to transcribe your voice during the interview.

  1. 1
    On first launch, Windows asks "Allow FuryModule to access your microphone?" — click Yes.
  2. 2
    Missed the prompt? Open Settings → Privacy & security → Microphone.
  3. 3
    Make sure Microphone access is switched on.
  4. 4
    Find FuryModule in the app list and toggle it on.
  5. 5
    Close and reopen the app — the permission only takes effect after a restart.
Both steps are one-time only. The app launches normally afterwards.

First launch on macOS

Two one-time permissions

macOS will ask for two approvals the first time you open FuryModule. Both are one-time — after this, the app launches like any other.

Part 1 of 2

Bypass the security warning

macOS blocks the first launch with "Apple could not verify…". Approve it once.

  1. 1
    Double-click the downloaded .dmg file.
  2. 2
    Drag FuryModule into the Applications folder.
  3. 3
    Open System Settings → Privacy & Security and scroll to Security.
  4. 4
    You'll see "FuryModule.app was blocked from use…" — click Open Anyway.
  5. 5
    Enter your Mac password if prompted. The app opens.

Part 2 of 2

Grant screen recording access

Fury AI needs to capture your screen and audio to read interview context.

  1. 1
    The app prompts "FuryModule.app would like to record this computer's screen and audio" — click Open System Settings.
  2. 2
    Under Screen & System Audio Recording, click the + button.
  3. 3
    Pick FuryModule from Applications and click Open.
  4. 4
    Switch the FuryModule toggle on.
  5. 5
    Click Quit & Reopen when macOS asks — the permission only takes effect after a restart.
Both steps are one-time only. The app launches normally afterwards.

Live answers

When the interviewer finishes a question, press Ctrl+Enter (Cmd+Enter on a Mac) and your assistant starts writing a clear, professional answer straight away. Read it naturally while keeping eye contact with the camera. Prefer not to touch the keyboard? Turn on auto-answer in the Coach Console and it replies to each question on its own.

Answers improve dramatically with context. Add your resume and the job description — either in the dashboard setup form before you launch, or in the Coach Console, where you then click Apply context to send them. Every reply will then highlight your real experience and match the role.

Screen vision

Coding problem on screen? Diagram or slide? Your assistant can see what you see and reason about it. Capture the screen first, then ask.

Interviewer shared a coding problem or diagram

The AI needs to see your screen to help. Capture it first, then ask.

  1. 1
    PressCtrl+Shift+1

    Take a screenshot of the screen your mouse is on.

    Tip · If the problem is too long to fit, scroll down and press Ctrl+Shift+2 for the next part, Ctrl+Shift+3 after that — up to Ctrl+Shift+9. You can capture 9 parts total.
  2. 2
    PressCtrl+Shift+Enter

    Ask the AI — it reads every captured screen and replies.

  3. 3
    PressCtrl+Shift+0

    Prefer to grab just part of the screen? Drag a box instead of capturing the whole display.

  4. 4
    PressCtrl+Shift+X

    Throw away the captures without clearing your answer.

Coach mode

Coach mode puts a second pair of eyes on your interview: the live transcript, the interviewer's audio, and a box to type hints that land on your Fury window. It's optional; Fury works fully without it.

How it works, in plain words:
  1. You open the Coach Console from your dashboard — it opens in its own tab.
  2. It works on any device with a browser, but whoever opens it has to be signed in to your Fury account. There is no separate coach login yet, so in practice this is you on a second device, or someone you have given account access to.
  3. Either way they never join your Zoom, Meet, or Teams call, and no extra participant appears in the meeting.
  4. The console shows the live transcript of both sides, and plays the interviewer's audio once you press Listen. Your own voice reaches it as transcript text, not as audio.
  5. Anything typed there appears instantly as a hint on your Fury window — visible only to you.

Your coach never joins the call, so there is no extra participant for your interviewer to see and no coach microphone reaching the meeting. We can't promise that monitoring or proctoring software will never spot outside help — check the rules of your interview first.

Keyboard shortcuts

Grouped by what's happening in your interview — find the situation, follow the steps. You don't have to memorise any of it: the ⌨ button in the Fury AI window lists every shortcut while you're in the call.

Show shortcuts for
1

Interviewer asked a question

A normal spoken question — no code or diagram on screen.

  1. PressCtrl+Enter

    The AI starts writing an answer on Fury AI straight away — words appear as they are written, so you can start reading before it finishes.

2

Interviewer shared a coding problem or diagram

The AI needs to see your screen to help. Capture it first, then ask.

  1. 1
    PressCtrl+Shift+1

    Take a screenshot of the screen your mouse is on.

    Tip · If the problem is too long to fit, scroll down and press Ctrl+Shift+2 for the next part, Ctrl+Shift+3 after that — up to Ctrl+Shift+9. You can capture 9 parts total.
  2. 2
    PressCtrl+Shift+Enter

    Ask the AI — it reads every captured screen and replies.

  3. 3
    PressCtrl+Shift+0

    Prefer to grab just part of the screen? Drag a box instead of capturing the whole display.

  4. 4
    PressCtrl+Shift+X

    Throw away the captures without clearing your answer.

3

You didn't like the answer

Get a different take on the same question.

  1. PressCtrl+R

    The AI rewrites the last answer from a fresh angle.

4

The answer is long, or you want the previous one

Move around without touching the mouse — the window stays where it is.

  1. 1
    PressCtrl+6

    Scroll the answer up.

  2. 2
    PressCtrl+7

    Scroll the answer down.

  3. 3
    PressCtrl+4

    Go back to the previous answer.

  4. 4
    PressCtrl+5

    Forward to the next answer.

5

Move Fury AI out of your way

Shove it to one side, hide it, or summon it back.

  1. 1
    PressCtrl+<

    Move Fury AI one step to the left — right, middle, then left.

  2. 2
    PressCtrl+>

    Move it one step to the right.

    Tip · The screen has three resting places — left, middle and right — and each press moves one step. Handy when the interviewer shares something on one side of the screen. You can also drag the window by its title.
  3. 3
    PressCtrl+H

    Hide Fury AI. Press again to show it.

  4. 4
    PressCtrl+Shift+Space

    Bring Fury AI back even when it is fully hidden. Press again to hide it.

6

Clean up between questions

Wipe Fury AI so the next answer starts fresh.

  1. PressCtrl+Shift+C

    Clear the question, the answer, and every captured screen off Fury AI.

    Tip · A hint your coach typed stays until they clear it from the Coach Console, or you hide the coach card yourself.

Best practices

  • Read in your own voice.
    Paraphrase the suggestion — do not read word-for-word. It sounds more natural and stays in your style.
  • Update your resume + JD.
    Better context = better answers. Refresh both before each interview.
  • Use coach mode for high-stakes rounds.
    A second screen — yours or a trusted person signed in to your account — adds a human safety net for surprise questions.

Privacy

Your resume, transcripts, and screen captures are encrypted in transit (HTTPS/TLS) and are used to run your session. The only other time anyone on our side opens them is to fix a fault you reported, settle a payment dispute, or look into abuse. See Trust & Security for what we do and don't protect.

You can delete any interview session anytime from your dashboard. We never sell your information.

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