Verve AI works with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Webex, which its pricing-page FAQ names on November 13, 2026, and its homepage also shows Amazon Chime; it handles phone interviews and lists HireVue as an interview type. It runs three ways: a desktop app for Windows and macOS, a browser version in Chrome, Edge or Opera, and a mobile web app for iPhone and Android that covers phone interviews only. Verve recommends the desktop app for video calls. We make CoPilot Interview, a competing app, so we describe Verve from its own pages and label our pick.
Meeting and interview apps Verve AI supports
Verve shows these apps under "Works on all platforms" and in its FAQ, and says it "Works with all meeting platforms on browser or desktop app". Our guide to how Verve AI works covers the rest of the product.
| App or format | What Verve AI says (November 13, 2026) | How it hears the call |
|---|---|---|
| Zoom | Named | Desktop app: Share Audio hears the computer's audio. Browser version: the meeting must run in a tab you share |
| Microsoft Teams | Named | Desktop: Share Audio. Browser version: when the meeting is also in a browser |
| Google Meet | Named | Desktop: Share Audio, with Meet in its own Chrome window. Browser: pick the Meet tab and turn on Share tab audio |
| Webex | Named in its FAQ | Same routes; Verve's setup articles do not cover Webex specifically |
| Amazon Chime | Logo on its homepage | Same routes |
| Phone interviews | Phone Interview mode | Copilot on a computer with the phone near its microphone, or the mobile web app on a second device |
| HireVue | Listed as an interview type | Recorded format; see the rules below |
| Coding | Live on-screen support for LeetCode-style coding interviews | Screen capture and coding tools are desktop-only |
Operating systems, browsers and phones
| Device | Support as the vendor states it |
|---|---|
| Windows and Mac | Desktop app; Verve does not publish minimum versions (its Mac download is a universal build) |
| Desktop browser | Browser version in Chrome, Edge or Opera, nothing to install |
| iPhone and Android | Mobile web app in Chrome, Safari or Firefox; phone interviews only, nothing to install |
| App stores | No store app mentioned on its mobile page |
| Linux and Chromebook | Not listed by Verve; test the browser version if you have no other computer |
How Verve AI hears the interviewer
Verve's desktop app hears the interviewer through its own Share Audio button, which captures the computer's audio without using the meeting app's sharing controls; on a Mac it needs Microphone and Screen Recording permission, the second being what macOS requires for system audio. Its Teams guide says the Teams "Include sound" toggle is separate and can stay off. The browser version hears only what you share: you click Verve's sharing button, choose the tab holding the meeting and turn on Share tab audio, which its Meet guide calls required. On a phone, the mobile web app hears both voices through one microphone, which Verve says makes speakers harder to separate and background noise harder to filter; it uses speaker diarization, and you mark which detected speaker is the interviewer.
Setup, app by app
- Install the desktop app on Windows or a Mac, sign in, and open it once before the interview so the permissions (Microphone and Screen Recording on a Mac) are granted.
- Choose the interview domain and profile, review the settings, click Launch Copilot, then click Share Audio in the copilot window.
- Zoom or Teams desktop client: join as usual; the desktop app hears the computer's audio.
- Google Meet: keep Meet in its own Chrome window beside the copilot.
- No install allowed: open the browser version in Chrome, Edge or Opera, join the meeting in another tab, click Verve's sharing button, pick the meeting tab and turn on Share tab audio.
- Phone interview: choose Phone Interview mode on a computer with the phone on speaker near its microphone, then assign the interviewer's voice; the mobile web app on a second phone or tablet is the fallback.
Before the real interview, run a ten-minute test:
- Ask a friend to call you on the app your interview uses from another device, exactly as the interview will run.
- Have them read three questions aloud and check that the assistant's captions match what was said, word for word.
- Unplug or switch your headphones once: many failures come from audio going to a Bluetooth headset the tool is not listening to.
- Share your screen the way the interviewer may ask you to, and look at the recording to see what they would see.
- 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 version needs a browser meeting. It cannot hear a Zoom or Teams desktop client unless the meeting runs in a tab you share.
- Mobile is phone-interview only. Verve's documentation says to use mobile only when a phone is your only option.
- Some features are desktop-only: screen capture and the coding tools.
- Free plan: 3 copilot sessions of 15 minutes and 5 AI mock interviews, as listed on November 13, 2026.
- Paid plans as listed: Standard $44.99 a month, $39.99 a month billed quarterly or $16.99 a month billed annually, with five 60-minute copilot sessions a month (15 a quarter, 60 a year); Pro $84.99, $59.99 or $34.99 a month on the same terms, with unlimited 90-minute sessions. The headline $16.99 is the annual rate.
- It also markets a mode 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.
Verve AI vs CoPilot Interview on platforms
| Verve AI | CoPilot Interview (ours) ★ Best choice | |
|---|---|---|
| Zoom, Teams, Google Meet | Named | Named in our FAQ |
| Webex | Named | Not named in our FAQ; test it on the free plan first |
| Phone interviews | Phone Interview mode; mobile web app | Phone apps are betas; for phone screens, test the free plan first |
| Desktop | Windows and Mac app | Windows 10 and 11, macOS 12 or later |
| Browser | Live help in Chrome, Edge or Opera | Browser demo for practice only |
| Free live use | 3 sessions of 15 minutes | 15 minutes a day of live help in sessions up to 15 minutes, mock interviews included, no card |
| Paid from | Standard $44.99/mo; $16.99/mo billed annually | Standard $24.99/mo, Pro $39.99/mo; hour packs $9.99, $29.99, $49.99 |
| Answer speed | Not published | A structured answer in about 2 seconds |
Where CoPilot Interview fits
★ Best choice for most people: CoPilot Interview. Verve's browser and mobile options make it the more flexible choice on a locked-down laptop; for a free daily allowance and simple monthly billing, ours fits better. 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 Verve AI, our Verve 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 Verve AI work with Zoom?
Yes. Its FAQ names Zoom; the desktop app hears it through Share Audio, and the browser version can hear Zoom only if the meeting runs in a browser tab you share.
Does Verve AI work with Webex?
Its pricing-page FAQ names Webex alongside Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams as of November 13, 2026, though its setup articles cover only Zoom, Teams and Meet.
Which browsers does Verve AI support?
The browser version runs in Chrome, Edge or Opera; the mobile web app runs in Chrome, Safari or Firefox.
Does Verve AI have an iPhone app?
Its mobile page describes a web app for iPhone and Android with nothing to install, used for phone interviews only.
Can I use Verve AI for a phone interview?
Yes. Phone Interview mode runs on a computer with the phone on speaker near its microphone, or in the mobile web app on a second device.
Practice this interview before the real one
The AI mock interview builds questions from your resume and the job description, reads them aloud and scores each spoken answer out of 10. Included on the free plan.
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