Wingman sits as an invisible overlay on your Mac, transcribes the interview live, and streams structured answers — code solutions, system-design blueprints, and follow-up talking points — before you even finish thinking.
macOS 14+ · Apple Silicon · Free · Built by Codersera
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Workflow
Grab the latest .dmg below, drag Wingman.app to Applications, and launch.
Open Settings and paste your LLM API key. Everything stays local — nothing leaves your Mac.
Launch Wingman before joining the call. Position the overlay wherever you like.
Questions appear as text; answers stream in seconds. Toggle visibility with your global shortcut.
Features
Built for engineers who want to perform at their best under pressure.
Wingman transcribes the interviewer in real time and surfaces a structured answer before you even finish thinking.
Sends any coding problem through a step-by-step breakdown: brute force → optimal, complexity analysis, edge cases.
Floats above your screen as a transparent layer — invisible to screen-sharing tools. Your interviewer never sees it.
High-level architecture prompts get full component breakdowns, trade-offs, and follow-up talking points.
Dial the window transparency so the panel blends into any backdrop. Fully keyboard-controlled — no mouse needed.
Built-in updater downloads new versions in the background and notifies you. No manual reinstalls.
Who it's for
Wingman shows up in three places: active job hunts, mid-career pivots, and structured prep with a coach.
You are running 3–5 loops a week across coding, system design, and behavioural rounds. Wingman is the safety net for the question you blank on at minute 18 — the one that would have cost you the offer.
New domain, unfamiliar vocabulary, the same brutal pacing. Wingman fills the gap between what you know cold and what you can credibly discuss in real time while you rebuild fluency.
Run mock loops, watch Wingman surface the canonical structured answer, then debrief on the gap between your candidate's reply and the model answer. Faster feedback loop than any whiteboard session.
Built by Codersera
Codersera spends every working day on the other side of the technical interview — vetting senior engineers and matching them to remote roles. Wingman is what we'd want in our own pocket: a quiet copilot for the question you didn't see coming. It sits alongside InterviewLab (mock interviews with feedback), Clipy (free screen recording for take-home demos), the full Wingman developer guide, and the Codersera engineering blog.
Download
Wingman ships fast — silent auto-update keeps you on the latest build. macOS 14+ on Apple Silicon (M1 / M2 / M3 / M4).
See https://github.com/manovagyanik1/wingman/releases/tag/wingman-v0.1.53
FAQ
No. Audio is captured only to drive the on-device transcription. Nothing is stored or sent anywhere.
Wingman is designed to be invisible to screen-sharing tools. The overlay renders exclusively on your physical display, not the shared video stream.
macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later on Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4). Intel builds are not planned.
Wingman checks for new releases on launch. When one is found it downloads silently and shows a one-click "restart to update" prompt.
Yes — Wingman is free. You only pay for the LLM API calls your key makes (typically fractions of a cent per answer).
Wingman calls whatever model your API key supports. Point it at DeepSeek, OpenAI, Anthropic via OpenRouter, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
That is a judgement call you make. Wingman is the same category of tool as a notepad of prepared answers, an open IDE, or a second monitor with documentation. We built it for engineers who feel the interview format does not represent how they actually work.
Yes. It uses display-capture exclusion (ScreenCaptureKit) so screen-share, Zoom, Meet, and most recording tools see your desktop without the overlay.
Wingman returns structured prose with components, trade-offs, and follow-up talking points. You sketch the diagram while you talk — Wingman feeds you the structure to riff on.
Wingman is the live copilot during a real interview. InterviewLab is the practice tool — voice-driven mock interviews with structured feedback. Most users prep with InterviewLab and bring Wingman to the live loop.
No. The transcription is local but answer generation calls an LLM API, which requires connectivity.
Email support@codersera.com or open an issue on the public release notes page. We read everything and ship fixes in the next auto-update.
Download Wingman, add your API key, and walk into your next interview with a silent copilot already listening.