Promptly lives in an overlay that Zoom, Meet, and Teams can't capture. It hears your interview, hands you the words to say, types what you dictate into any app, and turns every meeting into notes.
Interviews, live calls, and the writing in between. Promptly stays out of frame and does the heavy lifting — with your real background, in your own voice.
Promptly transcribes both sides of the call. One press and you get a speakable, first-person answer built from your actual resume — never a template, never a bracket to fill in.
Hold Ctrl+Win anywhere — email, Slack, a doc, your IDE — talk like a person, and let go. Fillers and false starts disappear, punctuation lands, and the clean text types itself right at your cursor.
Promptly hears the meeting through your own computer — nothing joins the call, nobody sees a “recording” notice. Hit Notes and the whole conversation becomes a TL;DR, decisions, and action items with owners, saved to a local library.
Alt-tabbing is visible. A note-taking bot announces itself. Promptly is neither.
| Promptly | ChatGPT in a tab | Meeting-notes bot | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Invisible to screen share & recordings | Yes | No — the tab is visible | No — it joins the call |
| Hears the question for you | Yes, both sides | You type it | Yes |
| Answers as you, from your resume | Yes | Generic | — |
| Types dictation into any app | Yes | No | No |
| Notes without a bot in the room | Yes | No | Bot required |
| Reads at your pace (teleprompter) | Voice-synced | No | No |
PDF or Word 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.
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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. Toggle “What they see” in the demo above: that's exactly what happens.
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.
System-wide voice typing, included with Base and Pro. Hold Ctrl+Win in any app, speak, release — your words are transcribed while you talk, cleaned up (fillers and false starts removed, punctuation fixed, “new paragraph” honored), and typed at your cursor under a second after you let go. Dictation audio counts toward your plan's monthly listening hours and is never stored.
While Promptly listens to a call, hit “Notes” and the entire meeting so far becomes structured markdown — a TL;DR, key points, decisions, and action items with owners. Notes save to a local library on your machine, and no bot joins the meeting — Promptly hears the call through your own computer. Included with Base and Pro.
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 next — join the list below and we'll email you at launch.
Yes. The installer is code-signed by LUMINARIS SYSTEMS LLC and timestamped — check the signature in the file's Properties → Digital Signatures. SmartScreen shows that notice for any newly released file until it builds download history with Microsoft. Click More info, confirm the publisher reads LUMINARIS SYSTEMS LLC, then Run anyway.