Documentation·76 pages

The assistant that listens, explained page by page.

Natively hears your meeting, sees your screen, and answers in real time — no bot in the call, nothing on the screen share. These pages cover installation, every feature and setting, privacy, and the fixes for what goes wrong.

01

Get set up

What Natively is, how to install it on macOS or Windows, and the shortcuts that run it.

02

Use it live

Asking mid-conversation, the nine modes, screen OCR, and memory that carries between meetings.

03

Fix a problem

Screen-share leaks, Gatekeeper warnings, missing audio — the things that actually go wrong.

How it behaves

Three properties that everything else in these docs follows from.

Recently written

What's new in the app

The whole library

76 pages across 10 sections. Every one is listed — nothing hidden behind a “show more”.

Getting started

6

Install it, grant it what it needs, and ask your first question.

Features

8

What the assistant can actually do while a conversation is running.

Use cases

8

The four rooms Natively is built for, one page each.

Privacy & local AI

6

Where your data lives, and how to run with no cloud at all.

Compare & alternatives

9

How Natively differs from the tools people arrive from.

Guides

18

Longer reads on getting the most out of a live assistant.

Interview prep

12

Question banks and system design walkthroughs.

Troubleshooting

4

The problems people actually hit, and how to clear them.

Account & licensing

4

What is free, what Pro adds, and the terms behind both.

Changelog

1

What shipped, most recent first.

Evaluating alternatives?

Honest, feature-by-feature comparisons with the other tools in this space — so you decide with the facts in front of you.

Put it on your own machine.

A live-conversation assistant that runs locally. Nothing leaves your machine.

macOS 12+ · Windows 10/11

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