A second monitor is context. A mid-interview change is a signal.
InterviewWatch records the display baseline and watches for monitor changes during the session. Baseline multi-monitor setups can be treated as informational, while unexpected changes during the interview are easier to review.
Baseline display count
Records the starting monitor setup so reviewers understand whether a candidate began with one display or several.
Added or removed displays
Flags monitor changes during the live interview, especially during technical questions or suspicious answer sequences.
Correlated risk
Display changes are more meaningful when paired with hidden overlays, AI tools, focus changes, or clipboard events.
Why screen share misses this
A candidate can share one display while looking at another. Screen share alone cannot prove whether the display topology changed during the session.
How recruiters use it
The report gives a clear timeline: what the baseline was, what changed, and what other integrity signals appeared nearby.