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Hinty Voice Assistant: real-time AI hints in Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams. It hears the question and shows what to answer. Hinty Voice Assistant listens to your video call and shows what to answer, live. When the other person asks a question, a subtitle strip just above the call controls shows the question and a short, concrete hint. It reads the slides shared in the meeting (optional, paid plans) and your own documents, so the hint can quote the real numbers. Works in Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams in the browser. - Hears the other person directly from the meeting tab, also when you wear headphones. - Separates your voice from theirs: hints come for their questions, not yours. - Source of every hint: AI, your document (with the file name) or the shared screen. - Small and out of the way: one strip, hide it any time with Ctrl+Shift+H, flip through hints with Ctrl+Shift+arrows. - Modes: conversation with speaker recognition, lecture, on command, translator (hints in your language). - 10 interface languages. What's new in 1.2.0: - New look: one subtitle strip above the call controls with the question, the hint and its source. - Start panel and sign-in in the same spot, so you know where hints will appear. - Works in Google Meet, Zoom and Microsoft Teams. Requires a Hinty account (free plan available) at hinty.eu.
Oct 29, 2026
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