FeaturesInvisible overlay
On your screen. Not in the share.
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.
Ctrl+Shift+Hor Ctrl+Alt+H if that is taken
Host: "Go ahead and share your whole screen."
Enforced below the app, not by the app
The window is marked as protected content at the OS level. Capture software is refused the pixels rather than politely asked to skip them, so it does not depend on which meeting app is running.
A teleprompter that survives a screen share
Notes in a second window get broadcast the moment you share your desktop, which is why most people end up reading off a phone. This one is on the same screen as your slides and still absent from the capture.
Ctrl+Shift+H when you want it gone
One shortcut hides it entirely — useful if you are about to hand over control of your machine, or you simply want a clean screen for a moment.
What it will not do
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.
The other three
Live copilot
Press once when someone asks a question. Your next lines appear, written from your own deck and notes.
Auto mode
Hands off the keyboard. It follows the conversation and keeps the next line in front of you.
Screenshot answers
Capture the slide, spreadsheet or diagram on screen and get talking points about it.
Free for 30 minutes. No card.