Call Support pairs a capture-excluded desktop overlay with a tight transcribe-to-answer loop. It hears both sides of the call, works out when a question actually lands, and hands you points and an answer in your own words — while staying off every screen you share.
The signature trick: a real capture-exclusion flag, verified on your machine, with the controls to keep it out of your way.
The overlay sets the WDA_EXCLUDEFROMCAPTURE flag, so Zoom, Teams, Meet, Webex, and OBS record everything on your desktop except the copilot. Not a black box — genuinely absent from the frame.
It floats above the meeting window and holds its place without stealing focus, so a click on the call never buries the answer you were reading.
Before you rely on it, the app captures your own screen with protection on and off and compares the two — proof the exclusion works on your exact machine and GPU.
Dial the overlay from solid to a faint whisper, and switch on click-through so your cursor passes straight to the app behind it. Present, never in the way.
Loopback for them, mic for you, transcribed live in real time — with turn detection tuned for the rhythm of a real conversation.
System-audio loopback captures the interviewer ("Them") while your microphone captures you ("You") on a separate track — so speaker labels are always right, with no diarization guesswork.
Both sides of the call are transcribed live the moment they speak — low-latency and fully platform-managed, with nothing to choose or configure.
The loop fires on the natural end of a thought — not on every pause mid-sentence — so you get an answer when the question actually lands, not a stream of half-formed guesses.
Tell it the interview language up front and transcription locks on immediately, sparing you the garbled first exchange while the model works out what it is hearing.
Restated question, a few sharp points, and a full answer to fall back on — all built from your story, in about a second.
Every response opens by playing back the question it heard, so you catch a misfire before you start answering the wrong thing.
Scannable bullets with the load-bearing words highlighted, so a glance tells you what to hit. Structure without a script.
A full spoken answer in your voice underneath the points — a safety net for the moment your mind goes blank, ready to adapt rather than read.
Tell me about a time you led through a production incident.
We had a cascading failure after a migration that started producing duplicate charges. I stepped in as incident commander — pulled the right on-calls, set clean comms, and made the call to halt the migration and drain the queue. Then I led the fix: idempotent retries keyed on a client token, which cut the duplicate-charge rate 98%.
IMPORTANT — lead with the outcome, name the metric, and stop. Don’t claim the fix was yours alone; credit the on-calls.
The guardrails: cite the real metric, don’t overclaim, ask the clarifier. The small nudges that keep a strong answer from tipping into a weak one.
Your resume, prepared STAR stories, the job description, and your emphasize / avoid notes shape every answer — real experience over generic filler.
Drive it from the keyboard, decide when it speaks, and keep it from keeping anything — all on prepaid credits that stop the moment they run out.
Trigger an answer, hide the overlay, and scroll the panel from anywhere — without ever clicking the window and giving yourself away.
Run it auto on every turn, question-only so it stays quiet through small talk, or manual on demand when you want to drive. Switch mid-session.
Nothing is retained unless you deliberately turn it on. Practice, review, and delete — the copilot is a live aid, not a recording you have to worry about.
A crypto-funded wallet, no subscription. 1 credit is about a minute of copilot time, usage debits live, and it hard-stops at zero — you are never billed after the fact.
Every claim on this page, distilled to a line. If your setup meets the top two rows, the rest follows.
Create an account, set up your profile, and pair the client. Your first credits are on us — spend them only while the copilot is live.