Eyeline Float · Mac & Windows
An AI co-pilot for live interviews and calls.
A thin strip sits under your webcam and stays hidden from screen sharing. It hears the question you're asked and puts the answer right there — so you look them in the eye and still know exactly what to say.
For Mac & Windows · with Eyeline Everything, ₦5,000/month
How it helps on a call
It listens, then it answers.
It hears the whole conversation
Eyeline Float listens to the interviewer straight from your computer's audio — not your microphone — and follows the call live.
It answers on your hidden strip
The moment a question lands, talking points appear under your camera, written from your résumé. Press ⌘⇧E to turn one into a full, spoken sentence.
- Start with the headline result
- Name the metric you moved
- End on what it means for them
Get Eyeline Float
Download for Mac or Windows.
Eyeline Float runs on a Mac or Windows computer. Open this page there to download it.
All versions and release notesWhat you need. macOS on Apple silicon or Intel, or Windows 10 (version 2004 or later) or Windows 11 — and an Eyeline Studio account on Eyeline Everything, ₦5,000 a month (it also covers the web teleprompter and the phone apps).
Opening it the first time — Mac
The app isn't signed with a developer certificate yet, so your computer asks before opening it. This is a one-time step.
- Open the downloaded
.dmgand drag Eyeline Float into Applications. - Open it from Applications. If macOS says it can't verify the developer, choose Done.
- Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down and choose Open Anyway next to Eyeline Float.
Opening it the first time — Windows
Same idea on Windows: it isn't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen checks it once.
- Right-click the downloaded
.zipand choose Extract All. - Open the folder and run
Eyeline Float.exe. - If Windows shows “Windows protected your PC”, choose More info → Run anyway.
Check it before a big call. Eyeline Float uses your computer's own setting for keeping a window out of screen captures. Share your screen once in a test meeting and make sure the script doesn't show. It can't hide the strip from a camera or phone pointed at your screen.
Questions
Good to know.
Can the people on my call see the script or the answers?
No. Eyeline Float keeps its window out of screen sharing and screenshots using your computer's own setting for that (macOS, and Windows 10 version 2004 or later). Share your screen once in your meeting app to check before an important call. It can't hide anything from a camera or a phone pointed at your screen.
How does it hear the interviewer?
It captures your computer's audio — the voice coming through your speakers or headphones on the call — not your microphone. Wear headphones so it hears them and not you.
Is this allowed?
That's your call, and it depends where you are and who you're talking to. Some interviews, and some places, expect everyone to know they may be transcribed. Use it where you're allowed to, the way you'd use any notes.
What do I need?
macOS on Apple silicon or Intel, or Windows 10 (version 2004 or later) or Windows 11 — and Eyeline Everything.
How much is it?
Eyeline Float comes with Eyeline Everything, ₦5,000 a month: one plan for the Eyeline Studio web app, the phone apps and the desktop app.