On your phone. In your browser.
Companion is two free, optional add-ons to the desktop app. Phone Mirror shows your live answers on your phone. Natively Companion, an extension for Chrome, sends Natively the page you are reading.
Your live answers, on your phone.
Open one link on your phone and it shows what the overlay shows, while the meeting runs on your computer.
The phone here is live. Tap a button on it.
- What the overlay shows. The live transcript and each answer as it arrives, with the same buttons: What to Say, Follow Up, Clarify, Code Hint, Brainstorm and Recap.
- Ask from the phone. Type a question, or send a photo or a screenshot of your computer to go with the next answer.
- Nothing to install. It is a page in the phone's browser, on iPhone or Android.
The page you are reading, sent to Natively.
A Chrome extension that hands Natively the text of your current tab, so an answer is about the problem in front of you.
The popup here is live. Press Capture this page.
- One key, from anywhere. ⌘Y on a Mac, Ctrl+Y on Windows. If the browser cannot be reached, Natively takes a screenshot instead.
- Coding pages attach themselves. Smart Browser Context spots coding and interview pages and attaches the problem when you ask.
- It knows your meeting tab. The call is matched to your calendar event, and in Google Meet it can put names on the transcript if you allow it.
Both are set up in one place.
Open Natively's Settings and choose Companion. Phone Mirror comes first: the extension connects through it.
Pair a phone
Connect the extension
- Install Natively Companion from the Chrome Web Store.
- With Phone Mirror on, press Connect on the Natively Companion row.
- Within a minute, click the extension's icon in Chrome and press Connect to Natively.
Allow LAN access only on networks you trust. Anyone with the pairing link can read your answers until you press Reset pairing, which disconnects every phone and the extension.
Both talk to your computer, and to nothing else.
- Your computer serves the phone. Phone Mirror is a page served by the Natively app itself. Your phone reaches it over your own Wi-Fi, not through a Natively server.
- The extension has one destination. What it reads goes to the Natively app on the same computer. It keeps no browsing history and sends nothing to Natively or anyone else.
- Some pages are never read. Email, chat, banking and sign-in pages are never captured, even if they look like a coding page.
Put it on your own machine.
A live-conversation assistant that runs locally. Nothing leaves your machine.
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