for macOS
Hear every question. Never freeze on the answer.
A transparent overlay that sits above your call, transcribes both sides live, and drafts what to say next — in your own words, grounded in what was actually said.
No card required. Pay only for the minutes you use.
What it does
Both sides of the call, separated
System audio and your microphone are transcribed as distinct speakers, so the transcript reads like a conversation rather than one run-on block. If you are on speakers rather than headphones, the other side leaking into your microphone is filtered out instead of being attributed to you.
Answers when a question lands
It waits for a pause before answering, so a run of questions gets one considered reply instead of three interruptions. Or press the hotkey whenever you want one.
Grounded in your CV and the role
Paste or import a job description and your CV. Interview mode answers as you, from your real experience, and is built to refuse to invent employers or credentials you do not have.
Reads your screen when it helps
Ask for an answer and it can OCR what is on screen, so a question about the slide or the spreadsheet in front of you gets an answer about that thing.
Invisible when you share
The window is excluded from screen capture at the OS level, so it does not show up in the call you are on.
55 languages, or let it switch
Pick the language of the meeting, or choose multilingual and let it follow a call that moves between two. The choice drives both the transcript and the language answers come back in.
Shows you what it heard
Every answer carries the question it thought it was asked, and how much transcript and on-screen text it used. An answer that merely looks right is otherwise indistinguishable from one that is, and you are about to say it out loud.
Every meeting gets a recap
Press stop and it writes up what was discussed, what was decided and what was left open. Recaps are readable later in the app and on this site, and can be copied or saved as a text file.
Keeps itself up to date
New versions install from inside the app — it checks on launch and Settings has a button. Updates are signature-checked, so a build that was not published by us will not install.
How it works
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Install and sign in
Download the app, sign in with your account. No API keys to paste — the service holds those.
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Grant microphone and screen recording
Screen recording is what lets it hear the other participants — it does not record video. macOS ties both grants to the app's signature, so an update can ask again; the app tells you when that has happened rather than leaving you guessing.
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Press start when your call begins
The overlay floats above everything, transcribing as people speak. Pause any time — paused minutes are not billed.
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End the meeting for a summary
It writes up what was discussed, what was decided and what was left open, then clears the transcript from your machine once the recap is safely written.
55 languages
Pick one in Settings and it drives both the transcript and the language answers come back in. Or choose Multilingual and let it follow a call that moves between languages — common when a local-language team switches to English for a client.
- Afrikaans af
- Arabic ar
- Armenian hy
- Belarusian be
- Bengali bn
- Bosnian bs
- Bulgarian bg
- Catalan ca
- Chinese zh
- Croatian hr
- Czech cs
- Danish da
- Dutch nl
- English en
- Estonian et
- Finnish fi
- French fr
- Georgian ka
- German de
- Greek el
- Gujarati gu
- Hebrew he
- Hindi hi
- Hungarian hu
- Indonesian id
- Italian it
- Japanese ja
- Kannada kn
- Korean ko
- Latvian lv
- Lithuanian lt
- Macedonian mk
- Malay ms
- Marathi mr
- Nepali ne
- Norwegian no
- Persian fa
- Polish pl
- Portuguese pt
- Punjabi pa
- Romanian ro
- Russian ru
- Serbian sr
- Slovak sk
- Slovenian sl
- Spanish es
- Swedish sv
- Tagalog tl
- Tamil ta
- Telugu te
- Thai th
- Turkish tr
- Ukrainian uk
- Urdu ur
- Vietnamese vi
These are the languages the transcription model accepts. Accuracy is not uniform across them — the widely-spoken ones are markedly better served, and a heavy accent or a noisy room costs more than the choice of language does.
Where your audio goes
Meeting audio goes from your Mac straight to the transcription provider. It does not pass through our servers, and we store no recordings and no transcripts — your transcript lives on your machine and is cleared when you end a meeting.
We do store the end-of-meeting recap, because that is what makes it readable later here and in the app. It is a summary rather than a transcript, but it is still meeting content — if you would rather keep nothing on our side, close the app instead of pressing stop and no recap is written.
Drafting an answer is the one exception: that request is relayed through us, because the language-model key cannot safely live inside an app on your laptop. We forward it and keep nothing — we record how many tokens it cost, so we can bill you, and nothing else.
The overlay is also hidden from screen sharing, so it does not appear when you present.
Try it on your next call
15 minutes on the house when you sign up. After that it is €5.00 an hour, charged by the second — so a 12-minute call costs 12 minutes.