Instant answers, only you can see.

Normally, no. Savyly's window is marked private, so screen sharing and recordings in apps like Zoom, Google Meet and Teams show what's behind it, not Savyly. This depends on your operating system and the other app, so it isn't guaranteed. On Windows it needs Windows 10 version 2004 or newer. Do a quick test with your own setup before an important call.

No. Savyly (spelled s-a-v-y-l-y) is a private AI interview assistant for Windows and Mac, made in India, at savyly.com. It isn't related to Savvy, Savvy AI, Savvly or Savely, which are different products.

Once it hears a question, Savyly starts answering in 1.6 seconds: that's the median for real users over the 30 days to 17 October 2026. The rest of the answer streams in as it's written, so you can start speaking right away. Deep mode takes longer on purpose, for the hardest problems. How we measure it.

Yes. Savyly plays the interviewer: HR and behavioural, technical, coding (DSA) or system design. It asks one question at a time and reads it aloud, fitted to your resume and the job description if you added them. Answer out loud or by typing, and after every answer you get what worked, what to fix and a stronger way to say it, then a scorecard at the end. Start it from the Savyly window (Get started → Practice an interview) or type /practice.

Yes. Press ⌃⇧⏎ on each page (up to 10), then ⌘⇧⏎ on the last one. Savyly reads them in order, as one question, and answers once; the same page is never sent twice. Or open Savyly and press Enter.

To read the question on your screen and hear the call, an AI assistant needs macOS's Screen & System Audio Recording permission, and the microphone to hear you (macOS asks for it once, the first time Savyly listens). Savyly uses them only while it's running, and nothing is saved; only the last few minutes stay in your computer's memory. On Windows there's nothing to allow.

Any app. Savyly is its own window that floats on top, so it works over Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, your browser, your code editor, slides — anything on your screen.

Yes. Open Savyly and go to Modes. Pick one of 11 ready-made modes, like Technical Interview, Meetings or Sales Calls, or choose Custom and write exactly how you want Savyly to answer. You can add up to 3 documents per mode, plus your resume for the interview modes, and Savyly answers from them.

Every computer gets 15 free minutes, only counted while you're using it. A minute only counts when the Savyly window is on screen and you've used it in the last two minutes, an answer is streaming, or listening is on — leaving the app open in the background with listening off doesn't use up your trial.

Hour packs count every minute the assistant is running, whether or not you ask questions, so click Stop assistant when you're done. Use them within 30 days of purchase. Unlimited plans (Sprint and Marathon) have no time limit during their validity. If you have an unlimited plan and an hour pack, the unlimited plan is used first, and the hour pack's 30 days only start once the unlimited time ends.

A plan works on the computer you buy it on. Got a new computer? Install Savyly on it and open it once, then email us from the email you paid with, and we'll move your plan.

Deep is for hard problems. It thinks longer before it answers. Every plan includes a Deep allowance, the free trial too; bigger plans include more, and when it's used up the other modes keep working. Turn it on with Deep Code, or set Technical Interview, System Design, Lectures & Study or Debug & Review to Deep in Modes (they start as Fast), then pick how hard it thinks: Low, Medium, High or Max. In a Deep mode, the ring in the question box shows how much Deep you have left on your plan.

Only while listening is on. Then Savyly hears your computer's sound (the other side of a call, a class or a video) and your microphone (you), so its answers build on what you already said instead of repeating it. Nothing is saved: the sound is turned into text as it's spoken, and only the last few minutes stay in your computer's memory. Listening starts with Savyly and shows moving bars while it's on; ⌘⇧L turns it off or on. Press ⌘⏎ and Savyly answers the last question it heard. Want only the call heard, not you? Turn off Listening hears my microphone too on Get started in the Savyly window.

Open the Savyly app from Applicationsfrom the Start menu and click Start assistant. The window closes and the assistant keeps running in the background. Press ⌘⇧Space to show or hide it. When you're done, open Savyly again and click Stop assistant. Hour packs count every minute the assistant is running, so stop it when you finish.

When a new version is out, the Savyly window shows an Update button. Click it and Savyly downloads the new version, installs it and opens again. Your settings and permissions stay, and there's nothing to allow again. To check now, click Check for updates next to the version at the bottom left of the Savyly window, or type /update in the floating window. You can also type savyly update in TerminalCommand Prompt. Versions before 0.3.2 can't update themselves: download the new version from this page once.

Open Savyly, go to Plans and click Buy on the plan you want, or type /buy in the assistant to open Plans. Add your email and phone number for the receipt, tick I agree to the Terms, and a secure Razorpay page opens in your browser. Savyly unlocks as soon as the payment is confirmed.

No. Every plan is a one-time payment. Nothing renews and there's nothing to cancel — buy again only if you want more.

Macs with Apple silicon (M1 or newer) on macOS 13 Ventura or later, and 64-bit PCs with Windows 10 (version 1809 or newer) or Windows 11. Intel Macs aren't supported, and Savyly doesn't run on phones or tablets.

Savyly is new and not yet verified by Apple, so the first time you open it macOS shows “Savyly” Not Opened. It's safe: click Done, press ⌘Space and open Privacy & Security, scroll down and click Open Anyway next to Savyly, then Open Anyway again. You only do this once. See how

Savyly is new and its Windows installer isn't code-signed yet, so Windows may show “Windows protected your PC” the first time you run it. It's safe to install: click More info, then Run anyway. The warning goes away as more people install it.

Questions and screenshots go securely through our server to our AI providers to write your answer. With Auto on, Savyly also takes a picture of your screen when a question ends and sends it only if the screen changed a lot; otherwise it's thrown away. While listening is on, the sound goes to our speech-to-text providers. We don't store it on our server, and our providers don't use it to train their AI. Your session notes are saved only on your computer. Read the Privacy Policy for details.

Yes, when the problem is on our side: if Savyly doesn't work on your computer, or you don't get the time you paid for because of a fault of ours, we fix it or refund you. A failed answer gives its minute back automatically. Time you've used and a change of mind aren't refunded, so please try the free 15 minutes first. See the Refund & Cancellation Policy.