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Ghostpilot
The interview copilot priced per week, not per year
Ghostpilot hears the interviewer's question and shows an answer from your CV and the job in a private overlay on your desktop (Mac today, Windows coming). Speech is transcribed on-device and call audio is never stored. Coding help from a screenshot, mock interviews with scores. Free to start, €19 for a 7-day pass.
Hi PH, I'm Pedram. I built Ghostpilot because the tools in this space were Electron apps that cost $55 to $150 a month, which makes no sense for a job search that lasts three weeks.
Ghostpilot is a native Swift app. Speech is transcribed on your Mac by default, so the call audio never leaves it and is never stored. A small detector on the Mac decides what counts as a question, and only those reach the model. That keeps a 30-minute interview at about four cents of model cost, so a 7-day pass is €19 and a single call is €4.90.
A few honest notes. Hiding the overlay from screen share depends on your macOS version and on the app capturing the screen, so there's a built-in stealth test to check before the call. Ghostpilot is meant for conversations where AI help is allowed, and the prep tools (mock interviews, company guides, CV check, resume builder) are useful whatever your interview rules are.
I'd love feedback on the first-run setup and on which interview type you want covered better next.
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About Ghostpilot on Product Hunt
“The interview copilot priced per week, not per year”
Ghostpilot was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #337 on the daily leaderboard. Ghostpilot hears the interviewer's question and shows an answer from your CV and the job in a private overlay on your desktop (Mac today, Windows coming). Speech is transcribed on-device and call audio is never stored. Coding help from a screenshot, mock interviews with scores. Free to start, €19 for a 7-day pass.
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Pedram Nikjooy
Hi PH, I'm Pedram. I built Ghostpilot because the tools in this space were Electron apps that cost $55 to $150 a month, which makes no sense for a job search that lasts three weeks.
Ghostpilot is a native Swift app. Speech is transcribed on your Mac by default, so the call audio never leaves it and is never stored. A small detector on the Mac decides what counts as a question, and only those reach the model. That keeps a 30-minute interview at about four cents of model cost, so a 7-day pass is €19 and a single call is €4.90.
A few honest notes. Hiding the overlay from screen share depends on your macOS version and on the app capturing the screen, so there's a built-in stealth test to check before the call. Ghostpilot is meant for conversations where AI help is allowed, and the prep tools (mock interviews, company guides, CV check, resume builder) are useful whatever your interview rules are.
I'd love feedback on the first-run setup and on which interview type you want covered better next.