Undetectable by Design
Invisipilot lives outside the meeting window, so what you see is never what they see.
- Screen-sharehidden
- Recordinghidden
- Task managerhidden
Privacy is the whole point. Invisipilot runs as a private overlay that is invisible on screen-share, in recordings, and in the meeting window itself, so your interviewer only ever sees you and your camera. It is not a browser tab and it never appears in the dock, the taskbar, or the Task Manager, which means there is nothing to accidentally reveal, minimize, or explain.
Why it matters
- Getting caught is the one risk that actually matters, so undetectability comes before every other feature.
- Modern interviews watch for shared screens, tab-switches, and cursor movement, and any one slip can end the conversation.
- Because it is not a browser tab or a normal app window, there is no icon, no title bar, and no process name to give it away.
- You stay in control and stay calm, knowing the help on your screen simply cannot cross over to theirs.
How it works
Renders above the capture layer
The overlay draws on top of your screen but sits outside what screen-share and recording tools can capture, so it is excluded from anything they broadcast or save.
Hidden from the system, not just the eye
Invisipilot keeps itself out of the dock, the taskbar, and the Task Manager process list, so a quick check of open apps turns up nothing unusual.
Survives tab-switch and focus checks
It is not a browser tab and does not steal window focus, so proctoring that flags tab-switching or lost focus never registers a change when you glance at your answer.
Leaves your cursor and clicks untracked
You read your guidance without clicking into another window, so your mouse stays where the interviewer expects and cursor-tracking has nothing to report.
What you get
Share your entire screen with confidence — the overlay simply is not in the picture they receive.
Whatever they record plays back without a trace of Invisipilot, during the call or long after.
Nothing to spot in your open apps, so nothing to minimize in a panic mid-question.
No extra tab to hide, close, or explain — it lives entirely apart from your browser.
Reading your answer never triggers tab-switch or focus-loss alerts.
Your pointer never jumps to a hidden window, so your on-screen behavior looks completely normal.
Questions, answered
What do I do if the interviewer asks me to share my screen?
Share it without hesitation. Invisipilot is excluded from screen-share capture, so your interviewer sees your desktop, your code editor, or your slides exactly as expected — and never sees the overlay, even while you are reading from it.
Will it show up in the Task Manager or Activity Monitor if they ask me to check?
No. Invisipilot deliberately stays out of the taskbar, the dock, and the process list, so a walk through your open apps or running processes shows nothing tied to it.
Does tab-switching detection catch it?
It cannot. Invisipilot is not a browser tab and does not take focus from your meeting window, so systems that flag tab-switches or lost focus never see a change when you glance at your answer.
Can they tell from my cursor or mouse movement?
No. You never have to click into a separate window to read your guidance, so your cursor stays put and there is nothing unusual for cursor-tracking to pick up.
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