It writes down every question as it's asked and shows you clear, short phrases to answer with, built from your own resume. Invisible to screen share.
Free 15-minute trial. No card needed.
Load your resume and the job description once. If you miss a word or freeze, the question is on your screen in writing and the answer is ready in simple English.
No Notes writes down what the interviewer says as they speak, so you can re-read a question you didn't catch instead of asking them to repeat it.
Short, natural phrases built from your own experience, so you can read a line and say it in your own voice.
Hidden from Zoom, Meet and Teams, in window and full-screen sharing. Check it yourself in one click before the interview.
Before your call, run the built-in check. It starts a test screen share on your own computer and shows you exactly what the other side would see.
No subscription trap and no API keys to set up. Hours never expire.
Every plan starts with a free 15-minute trial. Try it on a mock call first.
No Notes hides its window from screen sharing and recordings on Zoom, Google Meet and Teams. Run the built-in check before every important call to see it for yourself on your own setup.
No. Nothing joins the meeting. No Notes runs on your computer and listens to its audio.
No. Install it, sign in, and it works. Hours come with your plan.
Your files stay on your computer. Audio is transcribed live and not stored on our servers after the call.
Both. The Mac version (macOS 13 or newer) opens first, and Windows follows shortly after. Leave your email and we'll tell you when yours is ready.
No Notes transcribes the conversation as it happens, so the question stays on your screen in writing. You can read it at your own pace.
Rules differ by company. Some allow AI help, many don't. You're responsible for following the rules of each interview you take.
No Notes opens in a few weeks. Leave your email and get 50% off your first purchase.
We'll email you once, when No Notes is ready. Your 50% off is saved to this address.
One quick question: what will you use it for?
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