These extensions run inside Google Meet, Zoom in the browser and Gmail. They record and summarise interviews, drop scheduling links into an email, or open an assessment for the candidate you are viewing.
42extensions
13with a free plan
Nov 2026updated
How we list them
Only extensions the vendor links from its own website
Every row goes to the official Chrome Web Store page
Interviewing One-way video interviews with AI transcripts and wide ATS coverage, free for 60 responses a year, then $65 per user a month billed annually. Free plan
AI note takers Interview capture and hiring intelligence that ties scorecards to quotes, for recruiting teams, from $49 per recruiter a month. Free plan
AI interviewing AI recruiter that ranks your resume database, phones candidates for first-round screens and runs scored video interviews, with an ATS built in. Also on mobileFree plan
Do AI note taker extensions need a bot in the call?
Not always. Some join the meeting as a visible bot, while others capture audio from your own browser tab with no bot at all. Either way, tell the candidate the interview is being recorded, as many states and countries require consent.
How did you pick the tools on this list?
Every tool here is a listing in the Work Insiders directory whose own website links to an extension on the Chrome Web Store. We link to the official store page, not a copy, so you can see the publisher, the reviews and the permissions it asks for before you install it.
Are these extensions free?
Most install for free and then use credits or a paid plan for contact lookups or sending. 13 of the 42 tools on this page have a free plan or free tier, marked "Free plan" in the table; the "Free plan only" button shows just those.
What is Hiring Radar?
Hiring Radar is the free Chrome extension Work Insiders makes. Open any company website and it shows the company's open roles, how long each has been open, the hiring system it uses and the contacts the company publishes. It is ours, so it sits above the list rather than inside it, and no vendor paid for that spot.
Do the extensions work in Edge or Brave?
Usually, yes. Edge, Brave, Arc and Opera are built on Chromium and can install from the Chrome Web Store. Check the vendor's help page if you rely on a browser other than Chrome.