You see it. The shared screen does not.
Invisible is the usual way to run StealthMeet. The bar and the answer stay on your display, and a normal screen share leaves them out. You still read the line and say it yourself. Switch to Visible when you want the overlay to behave like any other window.
Ghost mode lets the meeting stay clickable.
Undetectable, the ghost mode, is Invisible plus click-through. Clicks pass through the bar and the answer to the meeting underneath, except when your pointer is on one of StealthMeet’s own buttons. You can stay in the call and still press Start, End, or a shortcut when you need them.
Your voice and their voice stay on different lines.
The microphone is you. The other person’s audio is them. The draft answers the latest thing they asked, using the profile you picked, instead of mixing both sides into one speaker.
Ask for a line, solve the screen, or bring a friend in.
What should I say writes the next line. Solve the screen captures the desktop and works from that image. Invite a friend sends that screen, and the answer for it, to someone you choose. Follow-up questions and Recap are there when you want them. The shortcuts are on the buttons.
The bar stays with you for the whole call.
Start begins the call. The timer, the microphone, and End stay in the bar. Quick settings is where you change opacity, theme, answer size, live transcription, and whether the draft follows what you are reading.