Craqly

AI Productivity Tools

Craqly is a real-time AI assistant for live calls, offering instant answers and notes on a private overlay—without any meeting bot.

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What does Craqly do?

Craqly delivers live conversation intelligence for meetings, interviews, and sales calls. It listens to your system audio, understands what’s being said, and provides answers, notes, and next steps while the conversation is still happening.

Craqly runs as a private desktop overlay only you can see—nothing joins your call and nothing appears to other participants. The overlay is invisible to screen share, so your workspace stays private while you get in-the-moment help.

Use Craqly for sales discovery and objection handling, interview prep with tailored follow-ups, and meeting action items and recaps as discussions unfold. It’s compatible with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, WebEx, Slack, and any app with audio on your screen, and it’s available on Mac and Windows.

Does Craqly join my meetings as a bot?

No—Craqly doesn’t join your calls. It provides assistance from a private desktop overlay, with no extra participants added.

Will Craqly be visible when I share my screen?

Craqly is invisible to screen share. Your participants won’t see the overlay in shared screens or external meeting tools.

How fast does Craqly respond during a live conversation?

Craqly is designed to show answers and talking points in under a second, so you can use guidance mid-sentence.

Which platforms can I use Craqly with?

Craqly works across Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack, WebEx, and any audio you have playing on your screen.

What languages does Craqly support for live transcription?

Craqly supports live transcription in 18 languages, with mid-conversation switching for natural language flow.

What can I use Craqly for on sales calls or interviews?

In sales, it can support objection handling and talk tracks while the buyer is speaking. In interviews, it can help with live answers, follow-up questions, and recaps tied to the question being asked.

Last modified
Aug 28, 2026
Date listed
Aug 27, 2026