Questions & answers

Vizir is an invisible desktop overlay for macOS and Windows — an AI interview assistant for online interviews. It listens to the call, transcribes speech in Russian and English, and shows a ready answer on a hotkey. The overlay stays out of browser screen shares and recordings; hints can also mirror to your phone. Free trial: 7 days, no card.

The overlay is kept out of screen capture: in browser screen shares and recordings it stays off the recording. On native macOS 15+ clients (Zoom/Teams/Webex) it can be visible — there, keep your hints on the companion phone you don't share.

Audio is recognized in real time by a third-party speech service: the app streams the sound there with a one-time key issued by our server (provider master keys never reach your machine). We don't store the audio itself; AI answers go through our server; in companion mode the text is E2E-encrypted.

The app is signed with our own certificate, without Apple's paid notarization — so macOS warns once that it can't verify it. On macOS 15+: click «Done», then «System Settings → Privacy & Security» → «Open Anyway». On macOS 14, a right-click → «Open» is enough. After that, a normal double-click works. Full instructions.

The trial is 7 days and 60 minutes of speech recognition — no card needed. After that — by card (auto-renewing subscription) or crypto (USDC). Set it up in the dashboard.

Yes, anytime — access stays until the end of the paid period.

macOS 14.4 or later on Apple Silicon (a Mac with an M1 chip or newer; Intel processors aren't supported yet) or Windows 10/11 (64-bit). You need a microphone; on macOS also screen and system-audio access (granted in the setup wizard on first launch).

Launch Vizir before the call — it keeps a live transcript of the conversation. When the question lands, press the hotkey (⌥↩ on macOS) and talking points appear on the overlay in a couple of seconds; snap a task off the screen with ⌥C / Alt+C for a worked solution. You answer in your own words — the hints stay out of browser screen shares and recordings; for native clients on macOS 15+ (Zoom/Teams), use the phone companion — see the compatibility table below.

Yes. Vizir runs on Windows 10/11 (64-bit); the installer is Vizir-Setup.exe. The core is the same: two-channel speech recognition and real-time interview help on a hotkey. The difference is invisibility: on Windows the overlay also hides from native Zoom/Teams clients (though we can't guarantee every capture method), while on macOS 15+ native clients call for the phone companion.

If you share your screen from the browser — Meet, web versions of Zoom and Teams — the overlay never enters the stream, on macOS or Windows. Native apps differ: on Windows it stays hidden (though we can't guarantee every capture method), and on macOS 14 and below too, but native Zoom/Teams on macOS 15+ do see it. For that case there's the companion: hints mirror to your phone over an E2E-encrypted relay, and no audio is sent.

The answers are generated by the Gemini model, called through OpenRouter, while Soniox turns speech into text on the fly. Press the hotkey — a ready answer lands on the overlay in a couple of seconds. You can also send a screenshot of a task to the vision model: ⌥C on macOS, Alt+C on Windows.

Russian and English — recognition runs on two channels, the interviewer and you separately. An interview in English is a fully supported scenario: the transcript and hints arrive as the conversation flows. Hints come in whichever language the conversation is in.

As a prompter — yes: Vizir hears the question and puts the answer on an overlay that stays out of browser screen shares and recordings. But it is not anti-proctoring: tools like Proctorio watch processes, the webcam, and window focus, and a hidden overlay doesn't protect against that. Know your exam's rules — the call and the responsibility are yours.