Open app detects Cluely-style interview AI tools
Honrly is a that tries to detect interview helper tools such as Cluely, Interview Coder, LockedIN, and Parakeet. It runs on macOS and Windows, and it is built with Tauri and Rust. Its main feature checks running every few seconds and flags suspicious app names or custom app names added by the user.
The checks happen on the user’s own computer, with no account, login, or central company . It also includes a video call preview, where a Daily.co room or an iframe-friendly service such as Jitsi can be connected to test an interview-like setup. The browser-only development mode cannot do real process scanning; the full Tauri is needed to test detection.
The code is public under the license.
Key points
- Honrly targets interview AI helpers such as Cluely, Interview Coder, LockedIN, and Parakeet.
- It checks running and compares them with suspicious names or user-added app names.
- Detection stays local, without accounts, logins, or a central .
- It can preview a video interview setup using Daily.co or Jitsi-style embedded meeting links.
- Real scanning needs the Tauri , not the browser-only development mode.