Present when you need it.
Invisible when you don't.
The native desktop app combines live question detection with a transparent, always-on-top answer panel—plus Ghost Mode, system audio capture, and keyboard-first controls.
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Result: Adopted cursor-based pagination; shipped on schedule with zero breaking changes.
System Audio (Zoom / Teams)
Ghost Mode (15% Translucent)
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Native Architecture
A native experience built around the interview.
Stealth workspace
Runs as a lightweight menu-bar utility with zero Dock icon. Clean, unobtrusive, and launches before any call in seconds.
Transparent HUD Overlay
A floating glass panel stays above video calls with live adjustable opacity, typography scaling, and theme tints.
Ghost Mode
One keypress drops the overlay to low-opacity read-through mode so you look directly at your interviewer while scanning points.
Screen-Share Exclusion
Native window-filtering excludes the HUD pixels from Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, Slack, and macOS Screen Recording.
System Audio Capture
Captures direct digital audio from selected call apps without picking up background echoes or room microphone noise.
Global Hotkeys
Trigger actions, start/stop sessions, or toggle Ghost Mode without ever touching the mouse or switching windows.
Hands-Free Controls
Stay in the conversation.
Global keyboard shortcuts let you navigate the copilot without ever breaking eye contact or switching windows.
FAQ
Desktop App FAQs
What is Ghost Mode on Mac & Windows?
Ghost Mode is an ultra-low opacity state that lets you read answers while looking directly through the window at your meeting camera.
Will the overlay show up during Zoom or Teams screen share?
No. Native window capture filters ensure the HUD is visible only on your physical screen and completely omitted from screen share streams.
Why is Screen Recording permission requested on macOS?
macOS uses ScreenCaptureKit to route clean digital system audio from video conference apps directly into the speech engine.
Can I use a microphone instead of system audio?
Yes. You can toggle between system audio capture and your local microphone in settings.