$ early access is open · macOS first

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.

// macOS first · pay-as-you-go · no API keys
ACEUP OVERLAY · ON TOP
claude-4.5 / gemini-2.5 / gpt-5
01 — CAPTURE
See the screen, hear the room

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.

SCREEN
Screenshot
primary display
SYSTEM
Loopback audio
call captured
MIC
Microphone
your voice in
VISION
Reads the shot
code + diagrams
SHORTCUTS
Global keys
remappable
STEALTH
Screen share
hidden
ACEUP CONTEXT merged • 1 prompt
02 — ANSWER
Streamed on top

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.

01 SEE floating · click-through
zoom.us · screen shared AceUp · on top
hidden from share
02 ASK text or voice
> what's the answer to the question on screen?
03 ANSWER streamed · on top
ACEUP · OVERLAY claude-4.5
It's O(n log n) — the sort dominates the
single pass that follows. Space is O(n)
for the bucketed counts.
get started

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.

bash
$curl -fsSL https://aceup.in/install | bash
how it works

Two keystrokes. Done.

Capture the moment, ask your question, read the answer on top of everything — without alt-tabbing or breaking eye contact.

01 · capture

See & hear

$ capture
// 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.

02 · answer

Ask & answer

$ ask
// 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.

VERIFIED STEALTH

Invisible. Re-checked daily
on every screen-share app.

Z
Stays hidden on Zoom
UPDATED
4hrs ago
M
Stays hidden on Google Meet
UPDATED
9hrs ago
T
Stays hidden on Microsoft Teams
UPDATED
2hrs ago
S
Stays hidden on Slack Huddle
UPDATED
6hrs ago
W
Stays hidden on Webex
UPDATED
11hrs ago
D
Stays hidden on Discord
UPDATED
3hrs ago

+ Every screen-share & meeting app · macOS · hidden from screen recording

capabilities

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.

guided & supported

Backed by builders who ship.

GoogleMicrosoftGoldman SachsNewton SchoolLaunch.co

Put AceUp on top.

Drop it over whatever you're doing — one command on macOS, no API keys, pay only for what you use.

$ curl -fsSL https://aceup.in/install | bash