The assistant that
quietly has your back.

No. The Elyvo window is hidden from screen shares and meeting recordings, so the people you are talking to do not see it. This is about visibility to others on the call — it is not a claim that your data never leaves your device. To generate suggestions, Elyvo sends meeting audio to a transcription provider and screen context to AI providers. The Privacy Policy sets out exactly what is sent and to whom.

Elyvo Assist is a desktop application for macOS, Windows and Linux. It runs alongside your other windows and is summoned with a hotkey over whatever you have open — a video call, a browser, your IDE, a document.

Yes. Elyvo is not a plugin for any single app. It floats over any window, so it works over Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, a browser tab, your IDE or a slide deck without integrating with them.

Meeting audio is streamed to Deepgram for speech-to-text. Prompts, screenshots and relevant transcript context are sent to AI providers (OpenAI, OpenRouter, Google) to produce suggestions. Your account, sessions and transcripts are stored on our servers in Germany. Every processor is listed in the Privacy Policy.

Very likely, yes. Recording and transcribing other people is regulated, and many countries require you to inform participants or obtain their consent first. Elyvo gives you the tool; complying with the law where you are is your responsibility. If you are unsure, do not record.

There is a free plan you can use without a card. Paid plans are Ext at $20 per month for extended AI access with all providers, and Pro at $50 per month for full AI access. Payment is by bank transfer, and you can stop at any time by simply not paying for the next period.

It transcribes and remembers your sessions, but that is not the point of it. A notetaker records what was said. Elyvo reads what is happening while it happens and suggests the next move — the sharper answer, the fact you half-remember, the direction to take. The transcript is a by-product.