Promptly sits in an overlay only you can see. It hears the question, knows your resume, and hands you a human answer to say out loud — while the interviewer sees nothing at all.
OS-level content protection keeps the overlay out of every screen share, recording, and screenshot. Zoom, Meet, Teams, OBS — they all see a clean desktop. Only you see Promptly.
Live transcription of both sides of the conversation. One press — or one hotkey — and Promptly answers the exact question that was just asked, in words that sound like you.
On-device speech recognition follows your voice word by word: what you've said fades away, what's next stays bright. Skip a phrase, improvise — it keeps up. Nothing is uploaded.
A LeetCode problem, a system-design whiteboard, an error on screen — one button captures it and answers with full conversation context.
Session memory keeps your answers consistent across a 45-minute interview. Say “three years of React” in minute five, and minute forty agrees with you.
Drop in your resume and the role you're interviewing for. Every answer is first-person, grounded in your real background — never a bracketed template.
PDF in, profile done. Add the company and role you're interviewing for.
One hotkey when the call starts. Promptly transcribes both sides, silently.
Ctrl+Shift+Enter — a speakable answer appears. Read it, or let the teleprompter carry you.
Yes. Promptly uses the same OS-level display affinity that DRM video players use. Capture APIs — Zoom, Meet, Teams, OBS, even the Windows snipping tool — receive frames without the overlay in them.
They're tuned hard against that: spoken register, contractions, your real numbers and project names, no "leverage synergies." You can also give Promptly standing style rules it applies to every answer.
Interview audio is transcribed in short chunks and never stored; the teleprompter's voice-sync runs entirely on your machine. Your resume and notes stay local and ride along only inside your own requests.
Yes — one click in the billing portal, no retention flows, no emails to support. Your plan runs to the end of the paid period and simply doesn't renew.
Windows 10/11 today, with any meeting app that plays audio through your machine. macOS is on the roadmap.