EyeHint EyeHint EyeHint listens, understands what is on your screen and suggests answers and follow-ups in a small floating window. A smart teleprompter helps you speak with confidence.
Private beta for macOS · Bring your own key or use the managed API at launch
Thu 10:42Thank you all for joining today.
Over the next ten minutes I'll show how the new rollout reduces setup time from days to hours.
First, the problem we heard from you most often: onboarding takes too long.
Second, the fix: a guided setup that checks everything before the first call.
Third, what it means for your team: fewer tickets, faster starts.
Let's look at the numbers.
Thank you all for joining today.
Over the next ten minutes I'll show how the new rollout reduces setup time from days to hours.
A small, fast, native app that stays out of your way until you need it.
Hears both sides of the call, you and them, and transcribes it live. Transcription can run entirely on your Mac.
One tap, or automatically after a pause. Concise answers use the whole conversation as context, so you can stay in the discussion.
Select an area or the whole display and ask about it: explain a chart, summarise a document, translate a message.
Suggested keyword chips predict what to ask next. Tap one, or press and hold to choose Explain, Why, Example or Facts.
In development. Turn a script or an answer into large, calm text near your camera that scrolls with your voice.
Keep the overlay out of screen sharing and recordings, so private notes and scripts stay private. You choose when it is on.
People who talk, present and learn for a living, and the people who support them.
Pull up facts, handle objections and draft the follow-up while you keep eye contact.
Live transcript, "what did I miss?", action items and a summary when the call ends.
A teleprompter that follows your voice, plus quick answers to audience questions.
Read an error on screen, understand it and see a suggested fix.
While you listen, EyeHint reads the conversation and suggests the keywords worth following up. You never have to think of the next question.
Hold a chip to open this menu. The list is yours to edit in Settings → Follow-up buttons.
Prepare the answers you already know you will need: a pricing talk, a product demo, a security questionnaire. During the call EyeHint matches what is being said to your prepared answer on your Mac, so it appears instantly. AI steps in only for the unexpected.
Write answers and flows yourself, or let EyeHint draft likely questions from your notes and documents. You review and edit everything before it is used.
While you listen, EyeHint compares each question with your playbook on-device. A match shows your own answer in a fraction of a second, with no AI request.
When nothing matches, the AI answers using your playbook as context, and you can save the good answer for next time.
Prepared answers cost no tokens and have no network delay, so heavy use stays affordable.
Your pricing, your policies, your wording, instead of an AI guessing at them.
A separate practice mode lets you rehearse pitches and Q&A with a mock coach before the real thing.
The whole loop is a few hundred milliseconds of your attention.
Tap the eye or the mic. EyeHint hears the call and your voice.
Voice detection closes each sentence after about 0.6 s of silence and transcribes it.
Tap Answer, pick a follow-up chip, or let auto-answer do it. The reply streams in.
Everything is saved locally so you can search and review after the call.
EyeHint is a native Mac app. You choose where speech is processed and which AI provider sees your text.
Read the full Acceptable Use Policy.
Prices are planned and may change before launch. Join the waitlist to be told when billing opens.
Bring your own API key. Everything runs on your Mac.
No subscription. Enough for a full interview loop or a week of calls.
Managed EyeHint API, no keys to set up. Cancel anytime.
It is an assistant for the moments you cannot stop to look something up: meetings, sales and support calls, presentations and learning. It listens, reads what you select on screen, and suggests answers and follow-ups. A smart teleprompter is in development.
Not yet. It is on our roadmap and we will say so on this page when it ships.
It uses a standard macOS window setting so the EyeHint window is not included in screenshots, recordings or screen sharing. It is meant for keeping private notes and scripts private. It is not a promise that nobody can ever see your screen, for example someone looking at it or filming it.
No. Do not use EyeHint where outside assistance is not allowed, such as exams, proctored tests or assessments whose rules prohibit it. Our Acceptable Use Policy says so, and we may end accounts that break it.
Often yes. Laws and workplace rules about recording and transcribing calls differ by country and context, and you are responsible for following them. Tell participants and get consent where it is required.
With on-device speech recognition, audio never leaves your Mac. Only the text you ask about is sent to the AI provider you configured, or to our API on a paid plan, which does not store prompts or transcripts by default.
Not on Pro or the 5-Hour Pack: the managed EyeHint API is included. On Free you bring your own OpenAI-compatible, Anthropic or local Ollama key.