Which Meeting Apps Does Cluely Work With? Zoom, Teams, Meet, Webex (2026)

Cluely's homepage lists Zoom, Slack, Webex, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet as compatible on November 13, 2026, and it never joins the call as a bot: it runs on your computer, transcribes the meeting and answers when you press Cmd+Enter or Ctrl+Enter. The desktop app needs macOS 13 Ventura or later or Windows 11 Home or Pro; Cluely does not support Windows 10, and its iPhone app is described for in-person and voice-memo recordings rather than calls. It is a general meeting assistant, not an interview tool. We make CoPilot Interview, a competing app, so we describe Cluely from its own pages and label our pick.

Meeting and interview apps Cluely supports

Cluely lists these apps under "Compatible with every tool". Our guide to how Cluely works covers Assist, notes and the dashboard.

Operating systems, browsers and phones

How Cluely hears the interviewer

Cluely says it listens in to the conversation and picks up the context of your meeting in real time. While it runs, a small pill on your desktop shows that the meeting is being transcribed, and you can watch the transcript live from the active session on its dashboard. It does not explain the capture method in the pages we read. Its Windows troubleshooting article says to confirm Cluely can use the microphone under Settings, Privacy and security, and to set the right input and output devices as Default in Windows sound settings. Sessions end automatically at the end of a meeting, based on calendar alerts or a change of microphone.

Setup, app by app

1. Check your computer first: macOS 13 or later, or Windows 11 Home or Pro. On Windows 10, Cluely may run, but its help center says audio and screen features can break, and refunds exclude it.
2. Install the desktop app and sign in.
3. Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, Webex or Slack: start a session from the meeting alert, the upcoming meeting card on the dashboard, or the Start Cluely button, then join the call as usual.
4. On Windows, allow microphone access and set your headset or speakers as the Default devices.
5. During the call, press Cmd+Enter on a Mac or Ctrl+Enter on Windows when you want help; you can also type a question.
6. Outside calendar meetings, end with the End Session button.

Before the real interview, run a ten-minute test:

1. Ask a friend to call you on the app your interview uses from another device, exactly as the interview will run.
2. Have them read three questions aloud and check that the assistant's captions match what was said, word for word.
3. Unplug or switch your headphones once: many failures come from audio going to a Bluetooth headset the tool is not listening to.
4. Share your screen the way the interviewer may ask you to, and look at the recording to see what they would see.
5. Read the invitation. If it forbids outside help, use the tool to practice beforehand and take the round yourself.

Limits and rules to know

• Free Starter: limited AI responses and limited meeting notes, up to 3 files, as listed on November 13, 2026.
• Paid: Pro $19.99 a month; a top tier $149.99 a month; its page title advertises Pro from $11.99 a month on annual billing.
• Refunds: a 24-hour window, only with video evidence that it does not work on your computer, and none for Windows 10 computers.
• Not interview-specific: no mock interviews or answer scoring, and help appears only when you press the shortcut.
• Its headline markets it for use without others knowing; we leave that out.

Two kinds of round sit outside every assistant on this page. Timed online assessments on platforms such as HackerRank, CodeSignal and Codility, and one-way video interviews such as HireVue, are usually proctored or recorded for review, and their instructions normally forbid outside help, so prepare for them instead of using a tool live. In a live conversation with a person, follow your employer's rules and the instructions in the invitation.

Cluely vs CoPilot Interview on platforms

Where CoPilot Interview fits

★ Best choice for most people: CoPilot Interview. Cluely is a meeting assistant that skips Windows 10; ours is built for interviews and runs on Windows 10 and 11. CoPilot Interview is an interview copilot built as a desktop app for Windows 10 and 11 and macOS 12 or later. Our FAQ describes it as running in its own window beside Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, CoderPad and HackerRank, so there is no browser extension or meeting plugin to install; it listens to the call and your microphone and shows a structured answer in about two seconds. The free plan gives 15 minutes a day of live help in sessions of up to 15 minutes, with AI mock interviews included. Standard is $24.99 a month and Pro $39.99, hour packs cost $9.99, $29.99 or $49.99, and a 14-day money-back guarantee covers the first payment of a new subscription if under 30 minutes of live session time were used (see the refund policy). You can rehearse first in the free browser demo or the AI mock interview. Whatever you use, follow your employer's rules.

For more, see CoPilot Interview vs Cluely, our Cluely pricing guide and our compatibility matrix of AI interview assistants.

Disclosure: CoPilot Interview is our product, so weigh what we say about it accordingly.

Frequently asked questions

Does Cluely work with Zoom, Teams and Google Meet?

Yes. Its homepage lists Zoom, Slack, Webex, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet as compatible as of November 13, 2026.

Does Cluely work on Windows 10?

No. Its help center says Cluely does not support Windows 10, and its refund policy excludes Windows 10 computers.

Does Cluely join the meeting as a bot?

No. Cluely says it never joins your meetings, so no extra participant appears.

Does Cluely work for phone calls?

Its desktop help pages do not cover phone calls; the iPhone app, released in December 2025, is described for in-person and voice-memo recordings.

Is there a Cluely app for Android?

No. Its help center describes Cluely Mobile as Apple only.