NextBeing is a Windows app for job interviews. Start with Practice. An AI interviewer asks you real questions out loud and grades each answer. In the real interview, it listens to the call. It shows you an answer to say, written from your resume and notes. In coding rounds it writes the code and can type it for you.
We'll email you the day it launches. Waitlist members get a launch discount.
Each screenshot is the real app, sized to half of a laptop screen. Tap one to see it full size.
The interviewer asks a question. About one second later, an answer appears on your screen.
In a coding round, NextBeing writes the solution. Each key you press then types its next character into your editor. The code appears as you type. Works in CoderPad, HackerRank and any editor.
An AI interviewer asks you questions out loud. It listens to your answers and grades them.
It draws a system design you can copy onto your board. It updates it when the interviewer asks for more.
Upload your resume, project notes and the job description. Every answer uses your real projects, names and numbers.
With it on, screen shares, recordings and screenshots don't show the NextBeing window.
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Practice anywhere. Use Live only where AI help is allowed: sales calls, client meetings, and interviews that permit it.
Your notes and settings, on your PC. Nothing of the other person unless you keep a transcript.
Windows 10 or 11, a microphone, and an internet connection.
NextBeing is an AI interview assistant for live coding rounds and practice. It's a Windows app. It listens to your interview and, about a second after each question, shows you an answer to say. Answers come from your resume and notes. It never speaks for you.
Use it where AI help is allowed: sales calls, client meetings, and interviews that permit AI tools. Some companies forbid it, so check the rules first. For those interviews, use Practice mode to prepare. It asks you questions and grades your answers until you don't need help.
The first answer appears about one second after the question ends. We measured it over 32 test interviews on Oct 22, 2026. The median was 1.0 s, and 1.6 s at the slow end (90th percentile). A longer, detailed answer starts a few seconds later.
With the setting on, Windows leaves the NextBeing window out of screen shares, recordings and screenshots. We tested this on Oct 21, 2026. A camera pointed at your screen can still see it. The typer sends real key presses, so nothing is pasted.
Start with Practice mode. An AI interviewer asks a real question out loud and listens to your answer. You get a grade, what was good and what to fix. Questions you missed come back the next day. Most people do two or three practice sessions before a real interview.
No. It only types when you press keys. Each key you press types the next character of the code. Stop pressing and it stops. If you want, it can add a few natural typos. It also checks your screen and marks any mistakes in red.
Behavioural questions, technical questions, coding rounds and system design rounds. For coding it supports Python, Rust, Go, Java, JavaScript, TypeScript, C++, C# and more. Each line of code comes with a sentence you can say to explain it. Every version is checked to compile first.
The Windows 10 and 11 app is coming soon; Mac comes later. Join the waitlist for the download link and a launch discount. Starter costs $49 a month and Pro $129 a month. Add credits anytime, from $5 to $499. You can cancel any time.
The Windows app is coming soon.
We'll email you the day it launches. Waitlist members get a launch discount.