Private beta
Invilot listens to the interview with you: it knows what the role requires, weighs every answer as it lands, notices what’s missing or doesn’t add up, and builds the next question in the moment. It never scores candidates; the decision is yours.
Invilot doesn’t just write the conversation down. It knows the role, understands every answer, remembers what’s missing, and puts the right question in front of you at the right moment.
It reads the job description and the CV, works out what this role needs to hear, and drafts the interview plan for you. It knows your field’s vocabulary in advance, so the conversation is transcribed correctly from the first sentence.
As the conversation flows, it marks what each answer is evidence for, whether it really answered the question, and what is still missing. While you focus on the candidate, the map of the interview draws itself.
Suggestions don’t come from a fixed list; they are built from what the role requires and what the candidate just said, and they show what they rest on. The follow-up to a half answer or a vague claim is in front of you at the right moment.
When the CV, the job description and the interview don’t line up, it puts both statements side by side, without a verdict. Whether to turn it into a question is up to you.
Every finding gathered during the interview becomes a report where each point links back to its line in the conversation. Edit it, save it as a PDF or send it to your e-mail.
Invilot never scores or ranks candidates and never recommends a hiring outcome. It does not infer emotion, personality or honesty.
Audio goes from your browser straight to a speech-recognition provider and becomes text. Only the resulting text is stored.
Interviews are kept until you delete them, or for 30 or 90 days if you choose. You can delete your account and all its data from Settings.
Interviews you create are not shared with any other user. Your data is not used to train models.
Interviews in Turkish and English. The interface is in both languages too.
Yes. On a video call, the audio of the tab running the call and your microphone are captured separately. In person, a single microphone is enough and speakers are told apart.
No. Invilot runs in the browser; granting microphone access is all it needs.
Yes. Telling the candidate the conversation will be transcribed and obtaining any required consent is the interviewer’s responsibility. Invilot reminds you of this on first use.
No. Suggestions are only suggestions; you can ask your own questions and skip any suggestion. Your own questions are recorded in the ledger too.
