JavihAI's ₹250 hour is the smallest single purchase in India. Per hour, ClapAssist's ₹399 for 120 minutes is cheaper, and it gives you answers grounded in your own resume, a warning when proctoring software is running, speech-to-text that can run on your device, and no analytics tracker.
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 | ClapAssist | |
|---|---|---|
| Hidden from screen share | Yes, "excluded from all screen captures using OS-level APIs". | Every plan, including Free |
| Free plan | 10 AI answers a day, forever. | 10 interview minutes, full answers, no card, once. |
| Cheapest paid option | ₹250 Quick Pass, 1 hour. ₹1,000 Pro, 7 days. | $5.99 Quick Pass, 120 minutes to use within 30 days. JavihAI's pass is cheaper per purchase; ClapAssist is cheaper per hour. |
| Monthly | ₹2,000/month Power subscription. | $19.99 for 30 days of Pro. One payment, no renewal. |
| 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 says on-device; their comparison page says "Whisper (Groq)". | Can run on your device, so only text leaves your Mac. |
| Proctoring software | Not mentioned on their site. | 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. | UPI, cards, net banking via Razorpay. |
JavihAI plan names, features and prices taken from javihai.in on 28 August 2026. 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.
No meeting bot, no notes dashboard, no subscription. 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.
Interview this week? Quick Pass. Whole job hunt? Interview Pass or Pro. Every one is a single payment. When it ends you go back to Free, and nobody charges your card again.
A comparison page you can trust has to say this part too.
₹250 for a single hour is a low first purchase, the free plan gives a few answers a day forever (JavihAI's own site says 10 in one place and 3 in another), 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 that applies to both: ClapAssist is built for video interviews. It is not a bypass for locked-down coding platforms like HackerRank or CoderPad, which watch focus and keystrokes.
Pay once. No subscription, nothing auto-renews. Prices are shown for your region automatically. One account works on Mac and Windows.
Per purchase, no: JavihAI's ₹250 hour costs less than ClapAssist's ₹399 Quick Pass. Per hour, yes: ₹399 buys 120 minutes (about ₹200 an hour) against ₹250 for 60. ClapAssist also grounds every answer in your resume, on every plan.
No. ClapAssist gives 10 free minutes once. JavihAI gives 10 answers a day forever.
No, on purpose. It warns you when Respondus, ProctorU, Safe Exam Browser and similar tools are running.
No. JavihAI is a trademark of its owner. Their prices on this page were taken from javihai.in on 28 August 2026 and may change.
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