AI interview assistant for Mac
Co-Help runs natively on macOS 11 and later, on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, with the full feature set — invisible overlay, live transcription, and 9 AI models raced in parallel.
Co-Help on macOS
Co-Help supports macOS 11 and later, on both Apple Silicon (M1 and newer) and Intel Macs. It's the same app and the same feature set as the Windows version: an invisible overlay, live transcription, screenshot Q&A, and 9 AI models racing in parallel for the fastest strong answer.
Windows 10 and 11 are also fully supported if you interview from a Windows machine — Co-Help works the same way on both.
Installing Co-Help on a Mac
- Download the DMG. After checkout, choose "Download for Mac" and pick Apple Silicon or Intel to match your machine.
- Install. Open the
.dmgand drag Co-Help into Applications. - Grant permissions. macOS requires you to allow Screen Recording and Microphone access in System Settings so Co-Help can capture your call's system audio and render its overlay.
- Sign in and go. Use the email you paid with — access activates automatically, and you're ready for your first session.
Apple Silicon or Intel — does it matter?
Co-Help ships builds for both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, so performance is native either way rather than running through emulation. Pick the download that matches your Mac's chip on the download page after checkout.
Staying invisible on Mac screen shares
Co-Help's overlay uses a click-through window with screen-capture protection on macOS, the same as on Windows — so it doesn't appear when you share your screen on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet from a Mac.
Rules vary by employer and assessment platform. Check the rules for your specific interview before using any AI assistant, including Co-Help.
Pricing for every interview type
The same three plans cover every interview type — there's no separate add-on for coding, system design, or behavioral support:
- $20 one-time session — every feature, one full interview, no subscription.
- $150/month (40% off the regular $250) — unlimited sessions.
- $600/year (40% off the regular $1,000, about $50/month) — unlimited sessions, best value.
Every plan includes all 9 AI models, live transcription, screenshot Q&A, diagram rendering, your knowledge base, and the invisible overlay — with no API keys to manage.
Other interview scenarios Co-Help covers
Zoom interview assistant
Stay invisible while screen sharing on Zoom.
Microsoft Teams interview assistant
Live help on Teams calls and interviews.
Google Meet interview assistant
Works alongside Meet in the browser or app.
Coding interview assistant
Screenshot Q&A for live coding rounds.
System design interview assistant
Diagram rendering and architecture answers.
Frequently asked questions
Does Co-Help work on Apple Silicon Macs?
Yes. Co-Help supports macOS 11+ on both Apple Silicon (M1 and newer) and Intel Macs, with a native build for each.
Does Co-Help also work on Windows?
Yes. Co-Help supports Windows 10 and 11 in addition to macOS 11+, with the same features on both platforms.
Is Co-Help invisible on screen share on a Mac?
Yes. Co-Help's overlay uses screen-capture protection and a click-through window on macOS, so it stays invisible on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet screen shares, the same as on Windows.
What macOS permissions does Co-Help need?
Co-Help asks for Screen Recording and Microphone access in System Settings so it can render its overlay and capture your call's system audio. These are standard macOS permission prompts, granted once during setup.
Get Co-Help for Mac
$20 for one session, or $150/month and $600/year (40% off for a limited time) for unlimited sessions.
Or explore the full comparison hub.