One app, and four ways to lean on it.

A question lands, you tap Ctrl+Shift+L, and the part of your own material that answers it is on your screen before you have finished drawing breath.

Limit · It answers what your microphone picks up. If the question is muffled or someone talks over themselves, you will get a worse answer — press again once the question settles.

Ctrl+Shift+D once, at the start. From then on it hears each question end, works out what was asked, and puts the answer up — for the rest of the call.

Limit · It answers everything it hears, including rhetorical questions and small talk. In a slow, discursive conversation the live copilot on a shortcut is the calmer choice.

Ctrl+Shift+S captures what you are looking at — a slide, a spreadsheet, a diagram, a block of code — and works from that instead of the audio.

Limit · It captures your screen, so whatever you can see it can see. If the thing you want answered is on a second monitor, move it across first.

The overlay is excluded from screen capture by the operating system. Zoom, Meet, Teams and recorders get whatever is behind it. Your notes stay yours.

Limit · It hides the overlay from capture, not from the room. A person sitting behind you, or a second camera pointed at your monitor, sees what you see.