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Stay in the conversation.

When a question lands, press Answer. A short, ready-to-say answer appears in about a second, beside your call and out of most screen shares. For interviews, sales calls and the meetings that matter.

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Ready in a few minutes. Works beside Zoom, Meet and Teams. Watch the 30-second film

A woman wearing an earbud listens with her chin on her hand, looking at her laptop.
  • About a second from their question to your answer
  • Works beside Zoom, Meet and Teams
  • Hidden from most screen shares

The film

Thirty seconds in a client call.

Maya asks what forty seats would cost and whether you can be live by March. Watch what happens when it is your turn.

It listens to your work call and shows you what to say.

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How it works

A little space to find the words.

Three quiet steps, and you stay in charge of each one. Undertone offers. It does not speak for you.

  1. 01 / Listen

    Leave room for the conversation.

    Undertone hears the other side of the call, and you if you choose, and shows a live transcript of who said what.

  2. 02 / Choose

    Read a suggested answer.

    When they finish a question, press Answer. A ready-to-say answer appears, and you can page between a few.

  3. 03 / Respond

    Use the words that feel natural.

    A suggested answer is a starting point, not a script. Say it the way you would say it.

Fast and well-said

Quick enough to feel natural.

Suggestions arrive while the question is still fresh, and they sound like you.

Built for speed.

First words in about a second, adjusting if they keep talking. Built so the answer is there while the question is still fresh.

Sounds like you, sticks to the facts.

Every suggestion is shaped by your own background and the conversation you set up: one to three sentences, ready to say.

One turn, at real speed

Listening

From their last word to yours, in about a second.

One turn of a conversation at real speed: they finish, Undertone listens, and the first words of an answer are on screen about a second later.

Themfinishing the question
last word
Undertonelistens, transcribes, asks
about a second
Suggested answerready to say
We finished the migration in three months.
Yousay it your way
In your own words.

Try it on your next call.

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Prepare

Tell it about you once.

Tell Undertone what kind of conversation is coming and who you are talking to. Paste your background once, and it shapes every suggestion that follows.

  • Choose the kind, from job interview to negotiation
  • For interviews, pick the type: HR, technical, case and more
  • Say who you are talking to and about what
  • Paste your CV or notes once, and they are saved
See how it works

In the conversation

Support that stays in the background.

Four small tools, each one optional.

  • Answer

    When they finish a question, press Answer or use the shortcut. A short answer you could say out loud appears, one at a time.

  • Stealth mode

    Your notes stay yours. The overlay is hidden from most screen shares and recordings, stays above fullscreen windows, skips the dock and taskbar, and hides with one key.

  • Read screen

    Let Undertone look at a shared slide, a spec or a document, and respond to what is there.

  • Ask

    Type a question mid-conversation and get a short reply without leaving the call.

Pause any time, click straight through the overlay to your call, and do everything from the keyboard. Use it where notes are allowed, and check the rules first.

Your meeting assistant

A second ear in every meeting, and the minutes after it.

Undertone follows the room so you can stay in it: a live transcript of who said what, a point ready when the room turns to you, and the write-up afterwards so nobody has to.

After the meeting

Minutes and a summary, written from the transcript.

When the call ends, Undertone turns what was said into minutes you can send and a summary you can read in a minute. Edit anything before it goes out.

FAQ

Common questions.

Is it fair to use Undertone?

It depends on the room. Notes are normal on a sales call, in a negotiation or in your own Q&A. Some interviews and exams do not allow outside help. Check the rules first, and if help is not allowed, leave Undertone closed.

Will anyone see it?

In Stealth mode the overlay is left out of most screen shares and recordings, skips the dock and taskbar, and hides with one key. It cannot hide from a camera pointed at your screen, so do not rely on it alone.

What do I need to set up?

A few minutes. Download the app, sign in with your subscription, and add your background once. There are no models to choose and no settings you have to touch.

Where do my conversations go?

Your history stays on your machine, where you can read it back or delete it. While a call runs, audio and screen text are used to generate your suggestions.

What if a suggestion is wrong?

It can be. Suggestions come from what it heard and the background you gave it, so read before you speak and keep your own judgment.

Does it record the other person?

It transcribes the call so it can suggest points. Where your local law or the call requires consent, ask for it first.

Does it work with my call app?

Yes. Undertone is a small window that sits beside your call, so it works next to Zoom, Meet, Teams or any other app on your screen.

Which languages does it support?

Transcription works in multiple languages. Pick yours in settings before you start.

Your next conversation, a little calmer.

Download Undertone, set the scene in a few minutes, and keep attention on the person.

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