They ask.You already know.
Answers on your screen while you talk.
It listens to the call and to your microphone. Both are on by default, and the words are processed off your machine. What is kept, and for how long
Windows 10 and 11.

- minutes a month
- 400minutes a month
- on how long one session runs
- No capon how long one session runs
- times it shows on a screen share
- 0times it shows on a screen share
- free, no card
- 20 minutesfree, no card
Room one. The interview.
They ask something you half know. The answer is on screen before you finish nodding.

Code comes out as code.
Coloured, formatted, ready to read aloud or type.

Room two. The sales call.
They push back on price, or name somebody else. The answer is on screen while they are still making the point.
Room three. The meeting.
Nobody is testing you here. It keeps track of what the meeting was for, and leaves you the notes when it ends.
In all three rooms, they never see it.
Not on the screen share, not in the taskbar. It never takes your keyboard either, so you keep typing into your own editor with the answer sitting over it.
What it will not do.
The limits are the reason to believe the rest.
It will not answer for you
It will not hide what it hears
It will not keep your audio
$39.99
400 minutes a month.
- 20 minutes free. No card.
- Minutes reset each month.
- Extra minutes never expire.
- Cancel any time.
Questions people actually ask.
- Can the other person tell?
- Does it work with Zoom, Teams and Meet?
- Is this only for interviews?
- What happens to what was said?
- How long can one session run?
- What if I run out part way through?
Both sides, and we would rather you said so.
The whole privacy policyA session captures what your computer plays and what your microphone hears, from the moment you start it until you end it. Both are on by default. You can mute either one while a session runs, and a muted stream genuinely stops: its audio goes nowhere at all rather than being dropped at the far end.
The words are processed off your machine, never from it. The audio itself is not kept. The text is, in your account, until you ask us to delete it.
A transcript holds the other person’s words as well as yours. That is why the app offers you this line, and why we would rather you used it.
Before we start: I use an AI assistant on calls. It transcribes what we both say and uses AI services to suggest points to me as we talk. It keeps the text, not the audio. If you'd rather I didn't, I'll turn it off. Is that OK with you?
A cue, in your circle.
A cue is the line you are handed just before you speak. The circle is the call you are already in.