An AI copilot for Zoom meetings
Most meeting AI tools plug into Zoom as a bot that records and summarizes. That helps tomorrow. LivePair works during the call — it watches your shared screen and answers with voice guidance in real time, without joining the call as a bot.
Platform-agnostic by design
Because the copilot watches your screen rather than joining the call, it works the same on Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, or a phone call. There's no bot to admit, no platform permission to negotiate, and no 'this meeting is being recorded' banner.
It sees the deck you're presenting, the ticket you're discussing, the doc you're editing — whatever is actually in front of you.
Answers mid-conversation
"What were the Q3 numbers again?" — while you're sharing your screen, the copilot already has the spreadsheet in context. Ask by voice and get the figure while the question is still warm.
Its persistent session memory means it remembers what was decided twenty minutes ago — not just what's on screen right now.
It flags what changed while you weren't looking
A number in the shared doc gets edited mid-call. A message in the side channel contradicts what's being said. The copilot watches for drift and gives a voice alert — that's the proactive part, and it's what separates a copilot from a search box.
What it costs
Live sessions draw prepaid minutes — 30–300-minute packs from $3/hour (work sessions need the 60-minute tier); Duo is $10 for 30 minutes. Work sessions need a desktop browser or an Android host — iOS Safari runs camera-only sessions in beta. Agent chat runs on prepaid credits from $10. See the pricing section.