Guides
What a real-time AI copilot is, how screen awareness works, and how to get the most out of a live session. Sessions draw prepaid minutes from $3/hour and need a desktop browser or Android for screen share — iOS Safari runs camera-only sessions in beta.
Inside a live session — what the LivePair agent actually does
A live session is not a chatbot with a screen share. This is what the agent observes, how it drives the second-screen viewer by itself, how it understands conversation, and why it stays quiet when nothing is needed.
What is a real-time AI copilot?
A real-time AI copilot shares your screen and listens during live work — meetings, coding, presentations — answering with voice guidance in the moment, not a transcript after. How it differs from chatbots.
An AI assistant that actually helps during meetings
LivePair AI is a screen-aware assistant for live meetings on desktop or Android — it watches your shared screen, listens with you, and answers mid-conversation instead of summarizing afterward.
An AI copilot that remembers the session
LivePair's agent keeps persistent memory across your session — your goals, its beliefs, and its own uncertainty — instead of treating every message as a fresh start.
How a screen-aware AI assistant works
Screen-aware AI reads what's on your display so you can ask questions without pasting context. How LivePair captures frames, what it sends, and what it never stores.
AI copilot for live coding sessions
LivePair watches your editor during real coding work on desktop or Android — debugging, refactors, unfamiliar codebases — and answers with your screen as context. How a session-aware copilot differs from autocomplete.
An AI assistant for live presentations and demos
Presenting is the worst time to need an answer. LivePair runs on a second screen in your eyeline — questions get answered mid-demo without breaking your flow.
Beyond transcription: AI that helps during the meeting
Transcription tools summarize after the call ends. LivePair answers questions mid-meeting from your live screen and audio — a different category for people who need help live, not notes later.
Using your phone as the AI's camera
No extra hardware: DroidCam's free tier turns your phone into a wireless webcam over the same Wi-Fi — the assistant sees your desk, your hands, your build.
An AI that knows when it's guessing
LivePair AI exposes its own uncertainty on a live HUD — you can see when an answer is confident and when it's extrapolating, before you act on it.
AI agent vs chatbot — what's actually different
A chatbot answers what you paste in. LivePair's agent keeps session state — goals, decisions, what's still unresolved — and watches your screen. Where LivePair AI sits on that spectrum.
Mock interview AI that remembers your practice
Practice interviews with an AI that tracks your responses and screen context in real time — what you struggled with, what improved, and where your answers are still thin.
An AI assistant that helps during sales calls
LivePair AI captures your screen during live sales calls on desktop or Android — the deck, the pricing doc, the CRM — and answers with voice guidance while the prospect is still talking.
An AI copilot for Zoom meetings
LivePair watches your shared screen during Zoom, Meet, or Teams calls on desktop or Android — real-time voice answers with no bot joining and no platform integration.
What a proactive AI assistant actually does
Most assistants wait for a prompt. LivePair's context engine monitors your screen and audio in real time and speaks up when it detects relevant changes — here's the architecture.
An AI copilot for Google Meet calls
LivePair watches your shared screen during Google Meet calls on desktop or Android — voice answers while the conversation is live, no bot joining, no recording notice, no platform integration.
AI pair programming that actually watches your screen
A pair that watches your editor on desktop or Android and keeps session memory of your code changes and attempts — pair programming for real sessions, not autocomplete.
LeetCode practice with an AI that watches you solve
Grind smarter — LivePair monitors your LeetCode session on desktop or Android, analyzing your code and test results to catch missed edge cases and recurring failure patterns.
LivePair over Starlink and satellite internet
LivePair sessions run over plain outbound HTTPS — no port forwarding, no peer-to-peer, no fixed IP — so they work over Starlink, satellite links, carrier NAT, and mobile hotspots.
An AI companion that sees what you see
Joy Alive streams your phone's rear camera (iOS Safari beta, camera-only) to a companion that flags what matters and talks out loud — in your language, tuned for unstable networks.
Private AI image generation — prompts and outputs that stay yours
What a private AI image generator actually means: no public feed of your work, pay-per-result billing with no subscription, and a private model line mainstream apps don't carry.
Open-weight LLM models — the catalog big chat apps don't carry
Which text models mainstream chat apps don't offer, why open-weight models answer differently, and how LivePair exposes 50+ curated models through one chat UI and one OpenAI-compatible API.
AI portrait generator — photorealistic and stylized portraits
How to generate studio-grade AI portraits — editorial photography looks, stylized and anime character art — and where the public gallery shows what's possible before you spend anything.
A pay-per-result alternative to Venice AI
Looking for a Venice AI alternative? LivePair runs private image and video generation with no subscription, no account option, and per-result pricing — video clips from under five cents.
ComfyUI without a GPU — run hosted models inside the workflow UI
ComfyUI is a workflow editor, not a model runtime. LivePair nodes call hosted image and video models from inside your graph — the ComfyUI canvas without the local checkpoints, CUDA, or VRAM ceiling.
Using API nodes in ComfyUI — LivePair Image and Video walkthrough
Step-by-step: install ComfyUI-LivePair from the registry, set your lp_ key, wire LivePair Image and LivePair Video into a graph, and route i2i/i2v inputs automatically.
Image-to-video chains in ComfyUI — from a still to a clip on hosted models
Build an i2v chain in ComfyUI: generate or load a still, feed it to LivePair Video, and render clips on Wan and Seedance hosted models — per-result pricing, no local video checkpoints.