Loquelle vs Final Round AI vs LockedIn AI vs Interview Coder
Four AI copilots that listen to a live conversation and put answers on your screen. They are not the same product. This page explains what actually differs: how they capture audio, which meetings they suit and what they cost, including the cases where a competitor is the better choice.
The short version
Loquelle is a live copilot for any meeting, from client calls, sales and standups to technical discussions and interviews, on the web, as a Chrome extension and as a Windows desktop app, with a meeting recap and follow-up email written for you afterwards. Final Round AI and LockedIn AI are interview-specialised suites with resume and mock-interview tooling around the live copilot. Interview Coder is narrower still: it targets coding-challenge screens rather than conversation.
Side by side
| Loquelle | Final Round AI | LockedIn AI | Interview Coder | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Built for | Any live meeting: client, sales, standup, technical, interviews | Job interviews | Job interviews, some meeting use | Coding challenges |
| Bot joins the call | No. Listens to your own device audio | No | No | No |
| Where it runs | Web app, Chrome extension, Windows desktop app | Web and desktop app | Web and desktop app | Desktop app |
| Hidden on screen share | Yes, in the desktop app | Yes, in the desktop app | Yes, in the desktop app | Yes, in the desktop app |
| Writes code live | Yes, with a spoken lead-in you can say aloud | Yes | Yes | Yes, its core focus |
| Screen mode (answers what's on your screen) | Yes. One hotkey reads your screen and answers it: written questions, multiple-choice tests item by item, coding tasks with full code, and error messages with the fix | — | — | Reads the coding problem from a screenshot |
| Presentation mode (when you present) | Yes. Attach a deck: it follows your slides, gives you a spoken script per slide, answers audience questions from the deck, and recaps with a follow-up email | — | — | — |
| Meeting recap + follow-up email | Yes, emailed after every meeting | Interview reports | Summaries | No |
| Non-coding domains | Yes: finance, engineering, consulting, sales | Mostly hiring-oriented | Mostly hiring-oriented | No |
| Free tier | Yes, 45 minutes a month, no card | Limited trial | Limited trial | Limited trial |
| Entry paid price | $15/month | Interview-focused copilots generally start higher; each vendor is the authority on their own price, so check their sites | ||
| Works past the job hunt | Yes: the same subscription covers client calls, sales, standups and presentations | Built for hiring | Built for hiring | Built for coding tests |
Where Loquelle comes out ahead
One copilot for every call, not just interviews
The interview-only tools stop being useful the day you stop job hunting. Loquelle works on client calls, discovery and sales conversations, standups, technical reviews and consultations as well as interviews, and it gives real domain answers in finance, consulting and civil, electrical or mechanical engineering, not just code. One tool you keep using, instead of one you cancel.
Web, Chrome extension and Windows desktop, on one account
Use it in the browser, in a side panel next to your meeting, or as a desktop app for the installed Zoom and Teams apps where it stays hidden on screen share. Every meeting lands in the same history whichever one you used, so nothing is scattered across devices. No bot ever joins your call.
The work after the call is done for you
Loquelle does not stop when the call ends. You get a recap with key points, decisions and action items, plus a follow-up email drafted and sent to your inbox. In Technical mode the code arrives commented section by section — each reason tagged so you can explain a choice aloud, not just paste it. Two more modes set Loquelle apart from interview-only copilots: Screen mode answers whatever is on your screen with one hotkey — a written question, a multiple-choice test answered item by item, a coding task with complete code, or an error message with the likely fix — and it works mid-meeting. Presentation mode is for when you are the one presenting: attach your slide deck and Loquelle follows which slide you are on, hands you a spoken script for each slide, answers audience questions from the deck, keeps you to time, and ends with a recap and follow-up email.
Free to start, $15/month to grow
Loquelle has a genuinely free plan — 45 minutes a month, no card — and new accounts get a larger daily allowance for their first days so a real meeting runs start to finish. Paid plans start at $15 per month for 400 minutes. Interview-focused copilots generally start higher and do one job; Loquelle is built for every meeting you have, which is why it still earns its place after the job hunt ends.
The questions people actually ask
Not with Loquelle. It listens to audio on your own device and shows suggestions in a private window, so nothing appears in the participant list and nobody is notified. Some meeting-assistant products in the wider market do use a visible bot, which is worth checking before a client call.
Loquelle's desktop app uses screen-capture protection, so the overlay is not part of a shared screen. Be realistic about the limits: no software controls what a camera in the room sees, and long unexplained pauses are noticeable to a human. Treat any absolute “undetectable” claim, from any vendor, with healthy scepticism.
Loquelle answers a question in roughly seven to twelve seconds, and skips its normal cadence when the fresh speech looks like a direct question so the answer lands while the question is still in the air. Every tool in this category is bounded by the same physics: capture audio, transcribe, generate.
Honestly, try the free tiers first. All four have one. Loquelle's free plan gives you 45 minutes a month with no card, and new accounts get a larger daily allowance for their first days so a real meeting runs start to finish. If a single interview is your whole use case, an interview-specialised tool may serve you better.
This is where a general copilot earns its place. Loquelle is used for system and architecture design discussions and for non-software fields such as civil, electrical and mechanical engineering, finance and consulting, giving real domain answers rather than code. It also suggests clarifying questions for you to ask, which is often what separates a strong candidate from a quiet one.
Try Loquelle on your next call
Free every month, no card. Works in your browser, as a Chrome extension, or as a Windows desktop app for Zoom and Teams. New accounts get extra minutes for the first few days.
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