Download Codexa for your desktop.
The copilot runs on your machine: captions, drafted answers and the content-protected overlay. Sign in with the same account on the web and in the Chrome extension.
signed and notarized on macOS
What the desktop app does
Both sides of the call transcribed live, labeled Me and Them — so answers respond to what was actually asked, not a jumble.
Drafted the moment a question lands — or on a hotkey, never uninvited — grounded in your resume, notes, and past sessions, with the source shown.
Real-time code sync across 12+ languages for technical rounds, plus screenshot capture and analysis when the question is on their screen.
Ask your copilot anything mid-call — "give me a one-line version of that" — in a private side channel the interviewer never sees.
Content protection keeps the overlay out of shares, configurable hotkeys keep your hands on the keyboard, and sessions resume where they left off.
Full transcripts and every drafted answer, on desktop and web — searchable, resumable, and reviewable after the call.
The other surfaces
Chrome extension. Scores every job on the page, captures the posting, records applies.
Chrome Web StoreSystem requirements
- 4 GB RAM (8 GB recommended)
- 500 MB free disk space
- Internet connection for captions and answers
- Microphone and system-audio permission for captions
- Screen-recording permission for screenshot capture
Installing
- 1.Download the .dmg for your chip (Apple Silicon or Intel).
- 2.Open it and drag Codexa into Applications.
- 3.Launch Codexa. The app is signed and notarized by Apple.
- 4.Grant microphone and system-audio access when asked, so both sides of a call are captioned.
- 1.Download and run the .exe installer.
- 2.Follow the setup wizard.
- 3.Launch Codexa from the Start menu or the desktop shortcut.
- 4.Grant microphone access when asked, so the call is captioned.
Recent releases
Session setup shows company logos in the pickers and explains each field in a tooltip; profile and mode sit on one row.
Every window moves onto the shared design kit. Incoming phone calls ring on their own always-on-top strip.
Auto-answer can be armed before a session starts. The up-next feed reaches 48 hours. Recordings stream instead of downloading. Errors in a hidden panel raise a notification instead of vanishing.
Updates install themselves; the app checks the release feed on launch.