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Answers on top.
Invisible on the call.
AceUp is a stealth desktop overlay that sees your screen and hears the room, then streams an answer over everything you're doing — hidden from screen sharing, driven entirely by keyboard shortcuts.
Everything on screen,
caught in a keystroke.
One shortcut snapshots the display and the live transcript of system + mic audio — then sends them with your question.
Ask out loud.
Read it on top.
The answer streams into a frameless window floating over everything — and stays invisible to anyone you're screen-sharing with.
One line. You're running.
Paste it into your macOS terminal — it pulls the latest build, drops it into Applications, and launches. No account keys.
$curl -fsSL https://aceup.in/install | bash Two keystrokes. Done.
Capture the moment, ask your question, read the answer on top of everything — without alt-tabbing or breaking eye contact.
See & hear
// screenshot + system & mic audio, on a keystroke
Snapshot whatever's on screen and transcribe what was just said — all from a global shortcut, with no window to click.
Ask & answer
// streamed from Claude · Gemini · GPT, hidden from screen share
Ask in text or out loud. The reply streams into the overlay floating on top — invisible to anyone you're sharing your screen with.
Invisible. Re-checked daily
on every screen-share app.
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+ Every screen-share & meeting app · macOS · hidden from screen recording
An overlay that actually helps.
A frameless assistant riding on top of your screen — reading what you see, hearing what you hear, answering in place.
Stealth overlay
A frameless, always-on-top window that floats over everything — hidden from Mission Control, no dock icon, click-through when you need the app behind it.
Invisible to screen share
Content protection keeps AceUp out of Zoom, Meet and screen recordings. They see your screen; they never see AceUp.
Sees your screen
Snapshot the display with a keystroke and ask about whatever's on it — code, a diagram, an error, a slide, a question.
Hears the room
Transcribes system audio and your mic in real time, so you can ask about what was just said on the call — out loud or in text.
Driven by shortcuts
Everything runs on global keyboard shortcuts you can remap — show/hide, capture, ask, nudge. Hands stay on the keys.
Frontier models
Streams answers from the strongest models — Claude, Gemini, GPT — routed server-side. You hold no API keys.
Backed by builders who ship.
Put AceUp on top.
Drop it over whatever you're doing — one command on macOS, no API keys, pay only for what you use.