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Answer hints for lectures and calls

WhisperCue hears a question in your lecture or call and shows a short answer in 1–2 seconds, in a bar only you can see.

Listening to the lecture

The WhisperCue answer bar: a question from a lecture with the answer's source and time above it and the short answer below
The WhisperCue answer bar: a question from a lecture with the answer's source and time above it and the short answer below

Every question and answer, kept in the history panel

The panel lists your sessions by day. Open one to read each question with its short answer, the full one and its source, or download the transcript. See what stays on your PC

The WhisperCue history panel: groups and context sets on the left, sessions in the middle, the open session's questions and answers on the right
The WhisperCue history panel: groups and context sets on the left, sessions in the middle, the open session's questions and answers on the right

Answers from your notes, control from the tray. Four things WhisperCue does in your calls.

Answers from your own notes

Add slides, PDFs or Notion exports as a context set, and the bar shows when an answer comes from your notes.

WhisperCue settings: the context sets and the files in the selected one

Quick panel in the tray

One click on the tray icon starts listening. The same panel switches the mode and the context set and turns six options on or off.

WhisperCue's quick panel from the tray: the listening button, the mode, the context set and six switches

Settings for your calls

Choose where speech is recognised: Deepgram in the EU, or Whisper for free on your NVIDIA card, with the more accurate large-v3 model if you want it.

WhisperCue's speech recognition settings: Deepgram, or Whisper running locally on an NVIDIA card

Idea evaluations in meeting calls

In meeting mode, one shortcut weighs the idea discussed in the last five minutes: verdict, pros, cons and effort.

Only you see the answers

Every WhisperCue window is excluded from screen capture, and the app never speaks.

Answers on its own, or when you ask

It catches each real question in the transcript and skips small talk. CtrlShiftSpace answers whatever was just said; CtrlShiftB steps back.

  • First line usually in 1 to 2 seconds
  • Marked unsure instead of guessed
  • Polish and English
Read the answers to common questions
The transcript tab in the history panel: each line with its time and speaker, and a question marked as answered

Works in Teams, Meet and Zoom calls. It listens to your PC's sound, so nothing joins the call.

A hidden browser, and questions about what is on screen

Nobody but you sees it: it stays out of sharing and recordings, off the taskbar and AltTab, and you drive it with the keyboard alone.

  • Hidden browser

    CtrlShiftK

    Look something up while you share your screen. Your logins are remembered.

  • Ask about the screen

    CtrlShiftJ

    A screenshot goes to the AI with your question, and only you see the answer.

  • Silent screenshots

    CtrlShiftYCtrlShiftQ

    The screen or a window straight to the clipboard, with no sound or flash.

  • Quick sites

    1–9

    Your favourite sites on number keys, AI chats by default.

You can change every shortcut in settings.

Ask about the screen in the hidden browser: a screenshot of a slide on the normal distribution, a question about the value cut off on the right, and the AI's answer

What else WhisperCue does All of it runs on your own keys and stays on your PC.

Screen reading

With CtrlShiftU every question goes with a screenshot of the slide, so “what does this chart show?” is answered from the screen.

Notes after a session

The whole transcript becomes a summary, key points and review questions, or decisions and tasks, saved as Markdown.

Answers to your own questions

When your microphone is transcribed, a question you ask out loud gets an answer too.

Recognition on your own card

Whisper on an NVIDIA card for free, and no audio leaves the PC. The more accurate large-v3 model is one switch away.

Previous and pinned

CtrlShiftB steps back through earlier answers on the bar, and CtrlShiftP pins the one you need for longer.

Idea evaluations in meetings

CtrlShiftE weighs the last five minutes: verdict, pros and cons, the biggest risk and the effort.

Export and captions

Save a session as Markdown, and the transcript as .vtt captions with times and speakers.

Polish and English

Interface, speech recognition and answers in both languages. The app can detect the other language itself.

Free app, with answers on your own keys

WhisperCue costs nothing. Answers run on your Anthropic key, and speech on Deepgram or for free on your NVIDIA card.

  • About $1.50 to $2 of Deepgram for a 90-minute lecture
  • A few cents per detailed answer
  • $200 of free credit on a new Deepgram account
See the setup
The statistics in WhisperCue's settings: the number of answers, the typical time to the first line and the estimated cost by day

Questions

What people ask before they try it.

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Can others see the answers when I share my screen?

No. Every window is excluded from capture, so Teams and recordings show what is under it.

Does it record my calls?

No audio is ever saved. Speech goes to Deepgram in the EU, or stays on your PC.

What do I need to run WhisperCue?

Windows 10 or 11, a Claude key, and a Deepgram key or an NVIDIA card.

Which languages do the answers come in?

Polish and English, for speech and answers alike.

Does WhisperCue need an NVIDIA card?

No. Without one, speech recognition runs on Deepgram instead.

Is WhisperCue allowed in my lectures?

The app does not decide that; the rules of your course or meeting do.

Waitlist for the Windows download

Leave your email and we write once, when the installer is public. Setup then takes five steps and checks each key.

We will only use it to tell you about WhisperCue.

WhisperCue's first-run setup: five steps, with each key checked before you go on