Beta · Free for Mac
Walk into every interview ready.
Kaivon Ready coaches you for the exact role you want, then sits quietly beside you in the call. When the question ends, the best answer is already there, built from your own story. While you read it, your eyes stay with the camera.
macOS 26 on Apple Silicon. Windows is on the way.
How it works
Three parts. One calm interview.
Coach
Learn what interviewers in your field test, the questions they ask, and how to answer them. Then practise out loud and get scored.
02Live
In the call, Kaivon Ready hears the question and shows what to say as soon as it ends, right under your camera.
03Eye contact
While you read, your eyes are brought back to the lens. When you look away to think, they move naturally.
Coach
Prepared for your line of work, not interviews in general.
Tell Kaivon Ready the role and paste the job. It reads your resume and builds a plan for that field and level: a nurse, a product designer and a backend engineer each get their own.
- What to know. The topics interviewers in your field test, and what a strong answer covers.
- Common questions. The ones you're likely to get, with strong answers built from your real experience, and why they ask.
- Practise out loud. Answer by voice. You get scores for answering the question, structure, specifics and delivery, then a stronger version in your own words.
- How you speak. Your pace, filler words and hedging, so you can hear yourself the way they do.
Practice · "Tell me about a time you disagreed with your manager."
Next time: name the result. How many people did the change help, and how did you know?
Illustration of the feedback screen.
Live
The answer is there when the question ends.
Kaivon Ready hears the interviewer through your computer and you through your microphone, and turns speech into text on your Mac. The moment they finish, it writes what to say: an opening line and the points to cover.
- Knowledge questions get the best correct answer: how something works, how you'd design it, what you'd do if.
- Personal questions use only what you've taught it: your resume, your stories, your reasons. It never invents experience you don't have.
- Under your camera. The answer card sits just below the lens, short enough to read at a glance.
- Teach it as you go. If it doesn't know a story yet, write what really happened and it's saved for next time.
- 1They ask
"How would you make a slow page faster?"
- 2Heard on your Mac
Speech becomes text on the device. No audio leaves it.
- 3The question ends
Kaivon Ready notices the pause, or you press the shortcut.
- 4What to say
"I'd measure first, so I fix the real cause, not a guess." Then three points.
Eye contact
Read your notes. Keep their eyes.
When you read, your eyes drift below the camera, and on the other side it looks like you've looked away. Kaivon Ready finds your eyes in each frame and moves your irises back toward the lens, while your eyelids stay exactly where they are.
- Natural on purpose. Blinks, big glances and head turns are left alone, because eyes that never move look wrong.
- Yours to tune. Strength, reach and up-and-down are all adjustable, with a one-second calibration.
- On your Mac. Video is processed on the device and never uploaded.
Today it works in Kaivon Ready's camera window, which you can share into Zoom, Meet or Teams with OBS's free virtual camera. A built-in Kaivon camera that shows up in every call app is next.
Reading the answer card: eyes held toward the camera.
Privacy
Your interview stays yours.
Speech becomes text on the device, with Apple's on-device models.
Eye contact runs on your computer. Nothing is uploaded.
The conversation is kept only while the app is open.
To write an answer, the question, the recent conversation and your profile go to Claude, by Anthropic, through Kaivon.
Questions
Good to know
What does it cost?
The beta is free with a daily allowance, using your Kaivon account: the same one as Kaivon Code and Chip Study. You sign in with a code sent to your email.
Is it allowed in interviews?
Coach and practice are fine for any interview. Some employers don't allow AI help during a live interview, and some tell you so in advance. Check each employer's rules and follow them. Kaivon Ready is built to help you show your real experience, not to pretend.
Will it make things up about me?
No. Personal answers use only what you've taught it: your resume, your stories and your notes. If it doesn't know, it says so and gives you a shape to fill with a true example.
Which computers does it run on?
Macs with Apple Silicon on macOS 26 or later. A Windows version is on the way.
Which languages does it hear?
English in several accents today: UK, US, Indian, South African, Australian, Canadian, Irish, Singaporean and New Zealand. More languages are coming.
Why does my Mac warn me when I open it?
The beta isn't notarised by Apple yet. Open your Applications folder, right-click Kaivon Ready, choose Open, then Open again. You only do this once.
Be ready for the next one.
Free beta for Mac. Sign in with your Kaivon account when it opens.
Download for MacmacOS 26 or later · Apple Silicon · about 130 MB