The Invisible Desktop Assistant
Autocoder is a standalone Windows app that floats above your work and stays out of your screen share. It never lives in your browser, so meeting apps only ever capture your real windows.
Zero capture guarantee
Autocoder marks its window with the OS level WDA_EXCLUDEFROMCAPTURE flag. When Zoom, Google Meet, or Teams asks Windows for your screen pixels, the compositor hands over everything except the Autocoder window. What you see locally is simply not part of the shared frame.
Hotkey control
Press Alt + H to hide or show the assistant instantly, and Alt + Space to snap the current problem area. Your hands never leave the keyboard and your interview window never loses focus.
No browser extension footprint
Browser extensions inject code into the page DOM, which test portals and proctoring scripts can inspect. Autocoder runs as a standalone desktop binary outside the browser, so there is nothing injected for a page to find.
Frequently asked questions
Will my interviewer see Autocoder if I share my full screen?
No. Meeting apps do not photograph your monitor. They ask the OS graphics compositor for a copy of each window, and the Autocoder window carries the display exclusion flag, so the compositor leaves it out of every shared or recorded frame.
Do I need to install anything in Chrome?
No. There is no extension to install and nothing is injected into your browser. Autocoder is a standalone desktop app, so your tabs and test pages stay exactly as they were.
Which hotkeys do I need to remember?
Two. Alt + H hides or shows the assistant instantly, and Alt + Space captures the problem area on screen. Your hands never leave the keyboard and your interview window never loses focus.
Does it work on Windows 11?
Yes. Autocoder is built for Windows 11. Download the app, sign in, and the floating window is ready before your interview starts.
Try it in your next interview
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