Cluely is a real-time AI meeting assistant that listens during calls and delivers instant transcription, notes, and AI-powered answers on screen. It runs invisibly, never joining the meeting or appearing in screen shares and recordings, across Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, Webex, and Slack.
⚡ Prosumer💵 Freemium: free Starter plan; Pro from $19.99/mo, Pro + Undetectability $149.99/mo📅 Listed 10 Jun 2026
Our take
Cluely provides real-time meeting assistance, with an explicitly undetectable tier at a substantially higher price. That pricing structure tells you what the product's premium feature actually is. As preparation and note-taking it is ordinary; as concealed assistance during calls and interviews it is a decision about honesty rather than about software.
Worth it if
Live reference during your own calls where you would be comfortable disclosing it.
Look elsewhere if
Interviews and assessments where the other party has an expectation you are working unaided.
✨ Features
Real-Time Assistance
Generates context-aware AI answers live during calls via a keyboard shortcut.
Instant Meeting Notes
Produces formatted, shareable notes automatically as the meeting happens.
Undetectable Operation
Stays invisible to other participants, screen-sharing software, and recordings.
Multi-Platform Support
Works seamlessly with Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, Webex, and Slack.
⚖️ Pros & Cons
Pros
✓ Fast 300ms responses with ~95% transcription accuracy
✓ Free Starter tier to try essential features
✓ Broad platform and 12+ language support
Cons
✗ Top undetectability tier is expensive at $149.99/mo
✗ Undetectable use raises ethical and consent concerns
Is using undetectable assistance in an interview a problem?
Employers increasingly prohibit it explicitly, assessments are being restructured around it, and some companies treat discovery as grounds for withdrawing an offer later. The practical test is straightforward: if you would not mention it during the call, the other party's expectation is that you are not using it.
Why does the undetectable tier cost so much more?
Because concealment is what the premium buys, which is a clear signal about the intended use. That is worth weighing before subscribing — paying substantially more for a feature whose only function is avoiding notice tells you what position you would be defending if it were noticed.