AceUp listens in to the conversation
System audio and your mic are captured together and transcribed live, so it already knows what was just said when you ask.
02:14 Recording
Undetectable AI for the call
AceUp watches your screen, listens to the room, and streams the answer on top of everything — while staying invisible to everyone else.
macOS & Windows · pay-as-you-go credits · no API keys
02:14
⌘ B · Hide What should I say?
Anchor on the payback period — at a 3-month payback, the spend funds itself inside the quarter, which is the number their CFO is actually measuring.
Ask about your screen or the call ⌘ ↵
Auto
during the call
Help while it's happening, not after
Hit ⌘ ↵ and the answer is already there
Ask by keyboard or out loud. The reply streams into the overlay in place — no tab to switch to, no window to go find.
Notes written while you talk
Every call ends with the decisions, the blockers and who owes what already written down — nothing to type up afterwards.
Acme × Platform — pilot scoping
Decisions
- Pilot scope — one team, two weeks, migration handled by us.
- Pricing — usage-based; Priya to confirm the volume tier by Thursday.
- Blocker — SSO must land before the security review on the 20th.
Action items
- Send the import checklist — owner: you, due Friday
- Draft the pilot success criteria — owner: Priya
- Book the security review — owner: Dan, before the 20th
stealth
Undetectable in every way
Nothing to notice on the other side — no participant, no shared window, no trace in the recording.
Participants3
PN Priya Nair Host
DW Dan Whitfield Speaker
MT Mei Tanaka Speaker
AceUp — not in this list
It never joins the call
No bot in the participant list, no join notification, no extra name on the invite. AceUp runs on your machine, not in the meeting.
Your screen
Invisible to screen share
Content protection keeps the overlay out of shared screens and recordings. They see your screen exactly as it was before you opened it.
Goes where you need it
Nudge the window anywhere with the arrow keys, dial the opacity down, or make it click-through so you can work straight past it.
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transcription
Real-time transcription
Both sides of the call, captured separately and turned into text while the sentence is still being spoken.
Strategic account review
Dan So where does the current process actually break down for you?
You Handoffs, mostly. The context never survives the switch between tools.
Priya That's the part we'd want the pilot to prove out first.
Dan Right, and if the handoff is clean then the review cycle
12 +
Languages
English, Hindi, Spanish, French, German, Mandarin and more — recognised automatically as the call switches.
300 ms
Response time
Streaming transcription with tokens landing in the overlay while the sentence is still being spoken.
95 %
Accuracy
System audio and your mic are captured separately and mixed, so both sides of the conversation come through clean.
install
Running in one line
Paste one command into your terminal. It fetches the latest build, installs it, and opens the app — nothing else to configure.
$curl -fsSL https://aceup.in/install | bash >irm https://aceup.in/install | iex What this command does
- Downloads the latest signed build over HTTPS from aceup.in
- macOS: mounts the disk image and copies AceUp.app into /Applications (or ~/Applications if that needs admin rights)
- macOS: clears the Gatekeeper quarantine flag so the first launch isn't blocked
- Windows: saves the installer to your temp folder and runs it
- Launches AceUp, then deletes everything it downloaded
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Open a terminal
Terminal or iTerm on macOS. On Windows, open PowerShell — press Win, type “PowerShell”, and hit Enter.
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Paste the command and press Enter
It prints what it is doing as it goes. No admin password is needed — if it can't write to /Applications it installs to your home folder instead.
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AceUp launches itself
The installer opens the app when it finishes. Press ⌘B any time to show or hide the overlay.
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Sign in with a code
The app opens your browser to log in, shows you a session code, and you paste that back into AceUp. Then you're running.
Frequently asked questions
How is AceUp different from a regular AI notetaker?
Notetakers hand you a summary after the call is over. AceUp works during it — capture the screen, ask a question by keyboard or out loud, and read a streamed answer on an overlay floating above everything, while the conversation is still happening.
Is it really invisible during a screen share?
Yes. The overlay window is marked content-protected at the OS level, so it is excluded from screen captures, shared screens and recordings. It also has no dock icon and is hidden from Mission Control and the app switcher.
What does it cost?
Pay-as-you-go credits — no plans, no tiers, nothing recurring. Top up any amount from your account page, and each answer or transcription settles against the balance. If you do not use it, you are not charged.
Do I need my own API keys?
No. The desktop app holds no provider keys. Every request is proxied through the AceUp backend, which authenticates your session and routes to the model you picked.
Which platforms are supported?
macOS is the primary target and gets every stealth feature. A Windows build is available and covers capture, transcription and streaming answers.
What happens to my screenshots and audio?
Screenshots stay on your machine in the app's local queue, capped to the three most recent. Audio is streamed to the transcription endpoint to produce text and is not retained afterwards.
Help during the call, not a recap after it.
Put AceUp on top of your next one.
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