In rupees a ClapAssist Sprint costs less, ₹999 for 14 days against JavihAI's ₹1,299 for 7, but price is not the only difference. ClapAssist answers from your own resume, stays hidden from screen share on every plan, warns you when proctoring software is running, and runs no analytics tracker. JavihAI's ₹349 day pass is the cheaper way to try once.
Both tools put AI answers on your screen during a live call. The difference is what you pay, what is hidden, and what is kept.
JavihAI: ₹349 Quick Pass, 24 hours. ₹1,299 Pro, 7 days.
ClapAssist: ₹999 Sprint, 14 days unlimited.
JavihAI: Yes, "excluded from all screen captures using OS-level APIs".
ClapAssist: Every plan, including Free
From JavihAI's own public pages, on the dates in the table below.
| Feature | JavihAI | ClapAssist |
|---|---|---|
| Hidden from screen share | Yes, "excluded from all screen captures using OS-level APIs". | Every plan, including Free |
| Free plan | 15 AI answers a day, forever: 5 screenshot, 5 listen, 5 typed (javihai.in/pricing, 3 Oct 2026). | 10 interview minutes, full answers, no card, once. |
| Cheapest paid option | ₹349 Quick Pass, 24 hours. ₹1,299 Pro, 7 days. Both shown as discounts off a higher MRP (checked 2026-10-03). | ₹999 Sprint, 14 days unlimited. In rupees, JavihAI's 24-hour pass costs less, and ClapAssist's Sprint costs less than its 7-day Pro. |
| Job Hunt | ₹2,499/month Power subscription, or ₹22,490 a year (checked 2026-10-03). | ₹1,999 for a month of unlimited help, paid once. Nothing renews. |
| Answers grounded in your resume | Job description loads a tech stack; resume analysis is a Pro feature. | Resume, job description and notes ground every answer, on every plan. |
| Speech-to-text | Home page: "Transcribed in real-time on your device and immediately discarded." Answers come from Groq-hosted models (their privacy policy). | Can run on your device, so only text leaves your Mac. |
| Proctoring software | Its home page pitches it for "exam certifications (AWS, Azure, GCP, CompTIA & OAs)" (checked 2026-10-03). | Warns you if proctoring software is running It never hides from it. |
| Analytics | Their privacy policy names Google Analytics 4. | None. No analytics SDK in the app. |
| Payment | UPI, cards, net banking via Razorpay. | Cards everywhere; UPI and net banking in India. You pay inside the app. |
JavihAI plan names, features and prices taken from javihai.in on 28 August 2026; prices re-checked and the free allowance updated on 15 September 2026, and again on 3 October 2026, when every price and the free allowance had changed. They can change; check their page before you decide. "Not mentioned" means their site does not say it, which is not the same as not having it. ClapAssist prices show in your local currency automatically.
JavihAI calls itself "the unlimited AI interview copilot" and opens with "from just ₹15/hr" (javihai.in, seen 2026-10-03). It hears the interviewer from your speaker output, "even with your mic off", and says answers stream in under 2 seconds from "13 live AI models with zero-downtime auto-fallback".
You drag in a resume or paste a job link, and it pulls out skills, roles and the job description. Screenshot Solve reads a coding problem from your screen. Its Desi Mode adds "CTC in ₹ LPA, notice period & bond context, and 10+ Indian regional languages". The site also has mock interviews, a resume tool and job listings.
It suits someone who wants a very cheap first day, a free daily allowance to practice with, or answers framed around salary in LPA and notice periods.
The pricing page showed four plans on 2026-10-03, each next to a higher struck-out MRP. Older pages, including earlier versions of this one, quoted ₹250 for an hour and ₹1,000 for a week; those prices are gone.
Resume tailoring and company context come with Pro and Power. The mock interview simulator is on Power only. Your history is kept on your device on Free, for 24 hours on Quick Pass, and in full on Pro and Power. Its terms say prices "exclude applicable taxes unless stated otherwise".
On refunds, its policy offers a "full refund within 7 days of your first payment" for a first Pro or Power purchase, and renewal charges are not refundable. The pricing table also shows a money-back line on Quick Pass, which the refund page does not list, so ask them before you count on it.
Yes to both, by its own pages. The install page lists Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit) and macOS 12 or later on Apple Silicon and Intel, and the download starts after you sign in with Google. It also says the Windows app "isn't code-signed yet" and the Mac app "isn't notarized yet" (javihai.in/install, seen 2026-10-03).
For hiding, its FAQ says it "uses OS-level APIs to exclude itself from all screen captures", tested on Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Webex, and the pricing table puts the stealth overlay on every plan, Free included. ClapAssist works the same way at the system level, on every plan.
One honest difference: our Mac app is signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens with no warning. Our Windows installer is not code-signed yet either, so SmartScreen may warn you about both. Whichever you use, test it on your own call with the screen share check.
Its privacy policy says live interview audio is not recorded or stored; voice is processed in real time and discarded. Questions and answers are stored in your own cloud space only "if you opt in to cloud sync". It names Google Firebase, Razorpay, Vercel, Groq, Google Analytics 4, Resend and Adzuna as services it uses, and its terms say interview content is not used to train AI models.
ClapAssist also never stores call audio or screenshots. Your resume, notes, a short written recap and the interview transcript are saved to your account so the app fills them in on any computer; you can switch transcripts off in Settings and delete any of it anytime. No analytics tracker runs inside our app.
Where ClapAssist wins in rupees is unlimited use: a 14-day Sprint costs less than their 7-day Pro, and a month costs less than their Power.
No meeting bot, no notes dashboard, no clutter. Just the answer on your screen when the question lands.
Never joins the call, so there is no bot in the participant list. The window is excluded from screen share and recordings. The overlay sits at your eye line, so reading looks like thinking.
ClapAssist hears each question as it is asked and writes a spoken-ready answer from your real roles, projects and numbers. Glance, absorb, say it in your own words.
One interview? Practice. Every round of one job? Sprint. Whole job hunt? Job Hunt. Sprint and Job Hunt are unlimited inside their window, and every plan is hidden from screen share. Pay once. Nothing renews. When your days end, you are back on Free.
A comparison page you can trust has to say this part too.
₹349 for a full day is a low first purchase, the free plan gives 15 answers a day forever (javihai.in/pricing, 3 October 2026), and JavihAI advertises a Hindi-flavoured "Desi Mode". ClapAssist has none of that.
ClapAssist writes a spoken-ready answer from your real roles and projects, knows when you have already answered, and tells you if proctoring software is running instead of hiding from it.
One honest note: ClapAssist is built for video interviews. It is not a way around locked-down coding test sites like HackerRank or CoderPad, which watch focus and keystrokes. It warns you when an exam app is open instead of hiding from it. Read is ClapAssist safe for the full limits.
Hidden from screen share on every plan, including Free. Practice covers one interview; Sprint and Job Hunt are unlimited inside their window. Every plan is paid once and never renews. Prices show in your currency, and one account works on Mac and Windows.
In rupees ClapAssist costs less for unlimited use: the Sprint is ₹999 for 14 days against JavihAI's ₹1,299 Pro for 7 days, and the Job Hunt ₹1,999 against its ₹2,499 Power month. For a single day JavihAI's ₹349 Quick Pass is cheaper than anything ClapAssist sells. What differs is what comes with it: ClapAssist grounds every answer in your own resume on every plan, and ships a Mac app signed and notarized by Apple. Both hide from screen share on every plan, free included. Read from javihai.in/pricing on 3 Oct 2026; on 15 Sep 2026 the prices were lower.
No. ClapAssist gives 10 free minutes once. JavihAI gives 15 answers a day forever: 5 from a screenshot, 5 from listening and 5 typed (javihai.in/pricing, 3 October 2026).
No, on purpose. It warns you when Respondus, ProctorU, Safe Exam Browser and similar tools are running.
Fifteen a day on the free plan: 5 from a screenshot, 5 from listening and 5 typed, reset at midnight IST (javihai.in/pricing, seen 2026-10-03). It used to be 25. ClapAssist gives 10 free minutes once instead, with full answers and the window hidden from screen share, so you can try a whole practice interview.
Its refund page offers a full refund within 7 days of your first Pro or Power payment, and says renewal charges are not refundable (seen 2026-10-03). Cancel from the dashboard and you keep access to the end of the period. ClapAssist has a Money-Back Guarantee: 7 days, under 30 minutes used. Test the 10 free minutes first.
English by default, whatever language is spoken on the call. In Settings, Answer in lets you pick another language, Hinglish, or the same language as the question.
No. JavihAI is a trademark of its owner. Their prices on this page were taken from javihai.in on 28 August 2026, re-checked (unchanged) on 15 September 2026, re-checked again on 3 October 2026, and may change.
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