1. Audio becomes text
The desktop app opens separate microphone and computer-audio streams. A speech-to-text provider returns partial and final transcript segments.
- Audio permission and capture
- Real-time transcription
- Speaker/source labeling
2. Recent context becomes a prompt
The service keeps a bounded recent transcript, the user’s direct request, and selected résumé or role material. Older or irrelevant text is excluded to control latency and cost.
3. The model drafts; the person decides
A capped model response is streamed to the overlay. The user checks it, adapts it, or ignores it. Transcription errors and incomplete source material can still produce a wrong suggestion.
Sources
Factual and competitor-plan claims use the sources below. Date checked for comparison sources: 30 July 2026.