Two kinds of meeting AI
Most "meeting AI" is a recorder: a bot joins your call, transcribes it, and emails a summary when it's over. Useful for archives — useless in the moment a tough question lands. Cloak is the second kind: a real-time copilot that hears the conversation and helps you respond while it's still happening, then still hands you clean notes at the end.
How Cloak's meeting AI works
Cloak captures system audio directly — both sides of the call — and runs live speech-to-text to keep a rolling transcript. When you need it, it streams an answer into an overlay only you can see: a direct response, exact phrasing to say, a quick brainstorm, or a catch-up recap if you joined late. There's no bot in the participant list and nothing on the screen share.
Local-first, not a data funnel
Audio, transcript, and history stay on your machine. The only thing that leaves is the prompt you send to the AI provider you picked — your own key, or a managed plan. The overlay is excluded from screen capture at the OS level, so it never shows up in Zoom, Teams, or Meet recordings.
What you get
- Live transcript of the whole meeting from system audio.
- Real-time answers grounded in your résumé, notes, or the company you loaded.
- Structured post-meeting notes — summary, decisions, action items with owners.
- Invisible overlay, multi-provider AI, BYOK free forever.
Related
See the AI meeting assistant guide, the AI note taker, or the sales call assistant for client calls.