Arguium sits above your meeting window as an always-on-top overlay. It listens through your system audio, transcribes in real time, and answers questions the moment they come up — without joining the call as a participant.
Most meeting AI tools join your call as a visible attendee. Arguium never does. It runs locally as a desktop overlay and captures system audio directly, so nothing appears in the participant list and no one is prompted to admit a recorder.
Voice mode streams audio to a realtime transcription model and returns text as the sentence is still being spoken. You get answers during the meeting, when they change the outcome — not a summary email afterwards.
Press the screenshot shortcut and Arguium captures the shared slide, dashboard or spreadsheet and reads it. Queue several captures and ask one question across all of them.
Because Arguium captures audio and screen at the OS level, it is not integrated with any single platform and does not need to be. Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Slack huddles, Webex and in-person conversations all work identically.
No. Arguium is a local desktop overlay, not a meeting bot. It does not join the call, does not appear in the participant list, and is excluded from your own screen shares by stealth mode.
Yes, and with anything else that plays audio. Arguium captures system audio at the OS level rather than integrating with a specific meeting platform, so every conferencing tool works the same way.
Sessions are stored locally and encrypted on your machine. You can also bring your own API key so requests go straight to your own provider account.