Which Meeting Apps Does Sensei AI Work With? Zoom, Teams, Meet, Webex (2026)

Sensei AI says its copilot works with Zoom, WebEx, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Amazon Chime "and others", and recommends the latest version of Chrome, as its FAQ states on November 13, 2026. It is a web app: its site lists no desktop app, phone app, phone-call mode or coding-platform list, so what it can hear depends on what you can share from Chrome. Free sessions last 15 minutes each; Pro is $89 a month or $24 a month billed annually, with no refunds. We make CoPilot Interview, a competing app, so we describe Sensei from its own pages and label our pick.

Meeting and interview apps Sensei AI supports

Sensei's FAQ and homepage are its only published sources on platforms; it has no help center that we could find. Our guide to how Sensei AI works covers its setup steps and Playground.

Operating systems, browsers and phones

How Sensei AI hears the interviewer

Sensei's site shows a "listening to interviewer" status and lists real-time speech recognition, but it does not explain how the browser app hears the call. A web page in Chrome can hear another app's audio only through Chrome's screen-sharing prompt, where sharing a tab with "Also share tab audio" is the dependable choice; sharing a whole screen carries system audio only on some systems. When we reviewed its demo in October 2026 it used a sharing step of this kind. In practice, that means joining the interview in a Chrome tab rather than the Zoom or Teams desktop client, so check the exact flow in its Playground before a real call.

Setup, app by app

1. Sign up and upload your résumé, personal stories and the job details, which its homepage says personalise the answers.
2. Try the copilot in its Playground and fine-tune tone and style in the settings.
3. Open the copilot in the latest Chrome.
4. Zoom: choose to join from your browser rather than the desktop client, so the meeting runs in a Chrome tab.
5. Teams or Webex: choose to continue in the browser in the same way; Google Meet already runs in a tab.
6. Connect the meeting through the sharing step, choosing the meeting tab with its audio, and check the captions on a test call.

Before the real interview, run a ten-minute test:

1. Ask a friend to call you on the app your interview uses from another device, exactly as the interview will run.
2. Have them read three questions aloud and check that the assistant's captions match what was said, word for word.
3. Unplug or switch your headphones once: many failures come from audio going to a Bluetooth headset the tool is not listening to.
4. Share your screen the way the interviewer may ask you to, and look at the recording to see what they would see.
5. Read the invitation. If it forbids outside help, use the tool to practice beforehand and take the round yourself.

Limits and rules to know

• Browser only. No desktop or phone app is listed, and Chrome is the recommended browser.
• No phone or coding coverage is published.
• Free: 15-minute copilot sessions that end automatically; you can start as many as you need.
• Pro: $89 a month, or $24 a month billed annually ("Save 73%"), as listed on November 13, 2026.
• No refunds: its FAQ says it does not offer refunds; cancelling keeps access to the end of the billing cycle.
• Its FAQ markets it for use without the interviewer knowing; we leave that out.

Two kinds of round sit outside every assistant on this page. Timed online assessments on platforms such as HackerRank, CodeSignal and Codility, and one-way video interviews such as HireVue, are usually proctored or recorded for review, and their instructions normally forbid outside help, so prepare for them instead of using a tool live. In a live conversation with a person, follow your employer's rules and the instructions in the invitation.

Sensei AI vs CoPilot Interview on platforms

Where CoPilot Interview fits

★ Best choice for most people: CoPilot Interview. Sensei runs in a browser and refunds nothing; ours runs as a desktop app beside the meeting, with a refund window. CoPilot Interview is an interview copilot built as a desktop app for Windows 10 and 11 and macOS 12 or later. Our FAQ describes it as running in its own window beside Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, CoderPad and HackerRank, so there is no browser extension or meeting plugin to install; it listens to the call and your microphone and shows a structured answer in about two seconds. The free plan gives 15 minutes a day of live help in sessions of up to 15 minutes, with AI mock interviews included. Standard is $24.99 a month and Pro $39.99, hour packs cost $9.99, $29.99 or $49.99, and a 14-day money-back guarantee covers the first payment of a new subscription if under 30 minutes of live session time were used (see the refund policy). You can rehearse first in the free browser demo or the AI mock interview. Whatever you use, follow your employer's rules.

For more, see CoPilot Interview vs Sensei AI, our Sensei AI pricing guide and our compatibility matrix of AI interview assistants.

Disclosure: CoPilot Interview is our product, so weigh what we say about it accordingly.

Frequently asked questions

Does Sensei AI work with Zoom?

Its FAQ names Zoom as of November 13, 2026. Because Sensei is a web app, plan to join Zoom from your browser so the meeting runs in a Chrome tab it can hear.

Does Sensei AI work with Webex?

Yes, its FAQ names WebEx, along with Microsoft Teams, Google Meet and Amazon Chime.

Does Sensei AI have a desktop or mobile app?

Its site lists neither. It runs in the browser, and its FAQ recommends the latest version of Chrome.

Does Sensei AI work with Safari or Firefox?

Its site does not say; it recommends the latest Chrome, so test any other browser before relying on it.

Can I get a refund from Sensei AI?

No. Its FAQ says it does not offer refunds; you can cancel at any time and keep access until the end of the billing cycle.