A Private Overlay Only You Can See
In the desktop app, Invisipilot renders as a private overlay only you can see, so your screen share stays exactly what you choose to show.
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Your live answers are for you. The Invisipilot desktop app (Windows and Mac) runs as a private overlay that stays off your shared screen, out of recordings, and out of the meeting window itself, so the people on the call see your desktop, your code editor, or your slides exactly as you share them. Browser mode is an ordinary tab, so it IS visible if you share your screen, a window or that tab; use it for practice or on a second device.
Why it matters
- Your screen share should show only what you choose to share, not a desktop full of extra apps and windows.
- With the desktop app, a private overlay means you can share your screen without your notes and answers slipping into view.
- Because it is not a browser tab or a normal app window, there is no icon, title bar, or extra window to manage.
- You stay focused on the conversation, not on arranging windows around it.
How it works
Renders above the capture layer
The overlay draws on top of your screen but sits outside what screen-share and recording tools capture, so it stays out of anything they broadcast or save.
Stays out of the dock and taskbar
Invisipilot keeps itself out of the dock and the taskbar, so your workspace stays uncluttered.
No extra tab or window to manage
It is not a browser tab and does not steal window focus, so it never interrupts your meeting window.
Read without clicking away
You read your guidance without clicking into another window, so you can stay present in the conversation.
What you get
In the desktop app on Windows and Mac, the overlay isn't part of the picture you share. Browser mode is visible on a share.
Recordings capture exactly what you intend, nothing extra, during the call or long after.
One less app icon in your open apps — your workspace stays tidy.
No extra tab to arrange or close — it lives entirely apart from your browser.
Reading your answer never pulls focus away from your meeting window.
Answers draw on your resume and the job description, so you can keep your attention on the conversation.
Questions, answered
What do I do if the interviewer asks me to share my screen?
In the desktop app, the overlay stays off screen-share capture on Windows and Mac. Browser mode is a normal tab, so it is visible if you share your screen, a window or that tab. Either way, you are responsible for following the rules of your interview, employer or platform.
Will it show up in my dock or taskbar?
No. Invisipilot deliberately stays out of the taskbar and the dock, so your workspace stays uncluttered during a call.
Does it interrupt my workflow like an extra tab or window would?
No. Invisipilot is not a browser tab and does not take focus from your meeting window, so it never adds an extra tab or window to manage.
Do I need to click into another window to read it?
No. You never have to click into a separate window to read your guidance, so your attention stays on the conversation.
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