Real-time interview copilot
Cointerviewer researches your guest, tracks your topics while you talk, and writes the show notes. Built for podcasters, streamers and journalists who run the whole show themselves.
Free while in beta. No card, no scheduling call.
Amara Okonjo · platform teams
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Transcript
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Topics
Background
Covered
The deployment rewrite
In progress
Contrarian takes
Not started
Future outlook
Not started
Prep has no finish line
There is always one more profile to read, and nothing tells you when you actually know enough to sit down.
The plan dissolves live
Once a good answer takes the conversation somewhere, the topics you meant to reach are the ones you forget.
Publishing is a second job
Chapters, show notes and quote pulls all wait for you after the interesting part is already over.
Most tools help before or after. The hard part is the twenty minutes where you are talking and thinking at the same time.
Before the show
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Paste a guest URL or an outline. Cointerviewer reads their public footprint and builds a one-page dossier: what they can speak to, what they have said recently, and which opinions reliably start an argument.
During the show
02
A glanceable heads-up display tracks which planned topics you have actually covered, how long you have left, and what to ask next. No note-shuffling mid-answer.
After the show
03
One click at the end produces chapter timestamps, an SEO summary with takeaways, and the quotes worth cutting into cards. Copy them out, or publish a public transcript page that Google can index.
Drop in links or paste an outline. The dossier builds itself while you get on with something else.
Three to five chapters arrive with questions under each. Reorder, rewrite or delete until it sounds like you.
The HUD follows the conversation and tells you what is left, while you concentrate on listening.
End the interview and the show notes, chapters and quotes are already written.
Every planned chapter is matched against the live transcript and marked not started, in progress or covered.
Anchor questions to open a chapter, follow-ups to go deeper, and probing questions that challenge the guest fairly.
Checkable claims are pulled from the transcript and verified against authority sources, with a phrase you can read out.
Talk-to-listen ratio, interrupt count, topic adherence and pacing, so your interviewing improves episode over episode.
Show notes, chapter timestamps and the ten most quotable lines, generated the moment you end the interview.
Each published episode becomes an indexable page with an interactive transcript, driving search traffic back to your show.
No. Your browser streams audio straight to the transcription provider using a short-lived key. Cointerviewer only ever receives the finished text.
Microphone capture works everywhere today. Capturing the far side of a remote call needs the browser extension, which is in progress.
Yes, and you should. Every question can be reordered, rewritten or deleted, and you can add your own. The arc is a starting point, not a script.
It stays private to your account unless you publish the episode. Publishing creates a public page at a fixed URL that you control.
Add a guest, let the dossier build, and go in with a roadmap instead of a page of notes.