Mojmar
A real-time answer, while the question is still being asked.
Mojmar is a Windows desktop app for live interviews and calls. It listens to the conversation through your computer's own audio, works out what was asked, and puts a short, speakable answer on a small overlay on your screen — usually in about half a second.
How it works
- Sign in and start a session. Sign in with Google. Your first six minutes on a computer are free, and no card is needed for them.
- Mojmar listens to your speakers. It reads the audio already playing on your machine, so it hears the other person on the call. It does not use your microphone for questions.
- An answer appears on the overlay. A compact panel shows a short answer written to be spoken aloud, not read out word for word.
- Only the minutes you use are counted. Time is metered in 20-second steps while a session is running, and only while it is running.
What you get
Answers in about half a second
Answers begin streaming while the question is still being finished, so you are not waiting on a spinner in front of someone.
Built around your résumé
Upload your CV once and Mojmar answers questions about your own background using it, instead of inventing a career for you.
A private, discreet overlay
The window stays on top, can be shrunk to a small tab at the edge of the screen, and is excluded from screen capture on Windows.
Your history stays on your computer
Transcripts, answers and documents you attach to a session are stored on your own machine, not on our servers.
Pricing
Mojmar is prepaid. You buy minutes, and they do not expire.
A single interview, or a practice run.
₹9.98 per minute — the better rate.
Requirements
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.
- An internet connection. Mojmar cannot transcribe or answer offline.
- The audio you want Mojmar to hear must be playing through your computer.
Please read before you buy
Answers are generated by AI and can be wrong or out of date — you are responsible for anything you say. Many interviews, exams and employers have their own rules about assistance, and it is your responsibility to know and follow the rules that apply to you. Mojmar is a tool; how it is used is the user's decision.