They ask the tough one — and your answer's already on screen.
Three sharp words, the key one in bold, your notes a glance below. You read the room, not the screen — and the pause never lands.
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Hello, there
Your meeting intelligence summary is ready to review.
Follow-ups land with full context. The last few Q+A pairs ride along with each new question — the answer extends the thread, not starts over.
While YOU answer, the copilot flags rambles, missing metrics, and weak openers in real time. Catch the answer before they do.
Invisible to Zoom / Teams / Meet screen share. Real OS-level capture protection — not clever CSS.
During shared coding rounds, the overlay fades while you type and pops back when you pause. IDE stays clean.
One glance. You stay composed.
While the question is still being asked, the answer is already laid out as short sentences with the key words highlighted — plus the note you wrote for this exact moment. You glance, the shape lands, and you deliver it cleanly, in your own voice. Eye contact stays up; your pacing stays calm.
“Tell me about a time you led under pressure.”
“Reverse a linked list, in place.”
def reverse(head):
prev = None
while head:
head.next, prev, head = prev, head, head.next
return prev“Design a cache-consistent distributed KV store.”
Same intelligence. Three templates. Personas, frameworks, code — every answer is shaped to the moment.
Three things the copilot does that nothing else on your desktop can.
Short sentences. Bold keywords. One glance is enough.
Eight to fourteen words per beat, with the key terms visually highlighted so your eye locks onto them instantly. No paragraphs to parse mid-sentence, no scrolling, no losing your place when the interviewer follows up. You glance, the shape of the answer lands, you deliver it in your own voice. We chose this format because the metric that matters in an interview isn't how much the AI can write — it's how fast YOU can recall and speak.
Your notes, surfaced at the exact moment
Drop your STAR stories, war stories, metrics, and one-liners into your Profile once. When the interviewer asks something they map to, the copilot pulls them up — your words, your numbers, your delivery. Not generic AI prose.
Live coaching while YOU speak
While you're answering, the copilot tightens what you're saying — “lead with the metric,” “drop the hedge,” “add a concrete example.” Catch yourself rambling before they do.
Glance Mode for coding rounds
The overlay fades the moment you start typing. IDE stays clean; interviewer sees only your code.
Coaching report after every call — what you nailed, what to drill
Each session gets scored 0–100 for hire likelihood, broken down question by question (Strong / Partial / Weak / Unanswered). The Reports page shows recurring strengths and recurring weak spots across your last five sessions so you know exactly what to drill before the next round.
Generic answers fail interviews. Frameworks pass them.
STAR for behavioral. RADIO for system design. MEDDPICC for enterprise sales. CIRCLES for product. The copilot applies the structure interviewers are scoring against — not the structureless middle every other tool gives you.
From download to first answer in under five minutes.
Drop your notes once
Paste your resume, your war stories, the metrics you want to land. The copilot indexes them so it can surface the right one at the right moment.
Join any meeting
Zoom, Teams, Meet, Webex, Discord — the copilot listens to system audio. Nothing to install on the meeting side.
Short sentences with bold keywords
When the question lands, the overlay surfaces the answer as quick sentences (8–14 words each) with the key terms highlighted in bold, plus any of your own notes that match. One glance, the shape lands, you deliver in your own voice.
Invisible to the other side
Stealth mode hides the overlay from every screen-capture API on Zoom, Teams, Meet, Webex. You see it; nobody else does.
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- Free to try
- 10 questions per day
- Basic models
- Unlimited questions
- All models
- Stealth mode
- Everything in Weekly
- Knowledge base sync
- Priority support
- Everything in Monthly
- Early access to new features
- Roadmap voting
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Works on every meeting platform.
Browser or desktop. Zoom, Teams, Meet, Webex — if the meeting runs on your machine, the copilot runs with it. Invisible to all of them.
Answers in your language. Across 22 we've tuned for.
Auto-detect from the question by default. Or pin a specific language per profile — useful when the interviewer types in English but you want the keywords surfaced in Japanese, German, Tamil, or any of the 22 we've prompt-tuned.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask before they install Meeting Copilot.
What is Meeting Copilot?
Meeting Copilot is a real-time AI copilot for interviews and high-stakes business conversations. We surface the answer as short, glance-able sentences with the key words highlighted in bold, plus the notes you pre-loaded for this role — all in a stealth overlay invisible to the other side. One look and the shape of the answer lands; you deliver it in your own voice. Runs on Mac and Windows alongside Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, and Webex.
Which video calling apps does Meeting Copilot work with?
Meeting Copilot captures system audio at the OS level via ScreenCaptureKit on macOS and the equivalent loopback path on Windows, so it works with any video conferencing app: Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Webex, Discord, Slack huddles, and any other application that plays audio through your computer.
Is Meeting Copilot visible to the other side during a screen share?
No. The overlay is rendered with NSWindowSharingNone on macOS and WDA_EXCLUDEFROMCAPTURE on Windows, which excludes it from screen-capture and screen-share APIs at the OS level. Anyone you share your screen with sees a black rectangle (or nothing) where the overlay lives.
Does Meeting Copilot record my meetings?
Audio is processed live for transcription and routed to your chosen language model for answer drafting. Transcripts and post-call coaching reports are stored in your Meeting Copilot cloud account. Recordings are not retained; only the structured transcript and report.
What operating systems does Meeting Copilot support?
Meeting Copilot ships native installers for macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Windows (x64). The macOS build is code-signed with a Developer ID certificate; the Windows build is provided as an NSIS installer.
How much does Meeting Copilot cost?
Meeting Copilot is free to try with no credit card required. Pricing for paid plans is published on the pricing page.
Can Meeting Copilot use my own knowledge base?
Yes. You can upload documents, transcripts of past meetings, and other reference material into your knowledge base. The copilot retrieves relevant context from this material when drafting answers, so the responses match your specific products, customers, and processes.
How does Meeting Copilot handle follow-up questions?
Conversation Mode (on by default) sends the previous question and answer as context to the next question, so the copilot threads naturally across a multi-question conversation. The model treats the whole exchange as one running conversation rather than isolated questions.
What does Meeting Copilot actually show me during an interview?
Short sentences (typically 8–14 words) with the key terms highlighted in bold, plus the notes you pre-loaded for this exact role. We chose that shape deliberately — faster to read means faster to recall, and faster to recall means you sound prepared, not rehearsed. One glance and the answer lands; you deliver it in your own voice. The interviewer keeps eye contact with you and never knows there was a copilot in the room.
Who makes Meeting Copilot?
Meeting Copilot is built by WePlugIn Technologies Inc. Contact info@weplugin.ai for sales, support, or partnership inquiries.
Your next meeting is your moment. Walk in ready to own it.
Try it for free. No credit card. Step in composed, articulate, and in control — and let your preparation do the talking.