How the invisible popup works on screen share
Candidates worry that a copilot might appear on Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet recordings. MagicMenty AI is built as a local overlay — a “magic popup” that stays on your display, not in the shared region interviewers typically broadcast.
What the interviewer sees
When you share your screen or window, remote participants usually receive only the shared surface — your slides, IDE, or browser tab — not arbitrary floating panels on your monitor.
What you see
You keep the meeting on one side and MagicMenty on the other: live question text, suggested answer bullets, key points, and confidence cues — updated as the conversation moves.
Minimize when you need focus
Collapse the overlay to a small chip between questions, then expand when you need guidance. Content protection behavior depends on OS and meeting app — see our desktop docs for platform notes.
- Use headphones to separate your voice from interviewer audio.
- Practice glancing at hints without breaking eye contact with the camera.
- Buy enough minutes for the full loop — see 30 / 60 / 120 min Interview packs.