Sotto listens to your interview call and quietly suggests what to say. It all runs on your computer: no accounts, no cloud, nothing leaves your computer.
Download for MacmacOS 13 or later · Apple Silicon · free
Sotto sits in a small bar at the top of your screen, hears the other side of the call, and gives you something natural to say.
Watch the words appear while the question is still being asked, and get an answer once it's finished.
Short, conversational replies you can read out loud, not a wall of bullet points.
The AI and voice engines live on your computer. Works offline after setup, with no sign-up and no data sent anywhere.
One small, see-through overlay. Capture, chat and settings all open right under the bar.
The first launch downloads Sotto's AI and voice engines once (about 3 GB). After that it's instant.
Alt + R when your call begins. Sotto hears your computer's audio, never your microphone.Sotto isn't signed with a Microsoft publisher certificate, so Windows SmartScreen asks you to confirm it once. This is normal for independent apps and takes about 20 seconds.
Sotto isn't signed with an Apple Developer ID, so macOS asks you to confirm it once. This is normal for independent apps and takes about 20 seconds.
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Sotto.appYes. The AI model and the speech recognition both run on your computer. Sotto doesn't have accounts, and your audio and answers never leave your computer. The only internet use is the one-time setup download and an occasional check for new versions.
No. It listens to your computer's audio output, which is the other person on the call. On a Mac it needs the “Screen & System Audio Recording” permission to do that. On Windows it needs no permission.
Mac: Apple Silicon (M1 or newer) running macOS 13 or later. Windows: Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. Both need 8 GB of memory or more and about 3 GB of free disk space. On Windows, a PC with an NVIDIA graphics card writes answers much faster; without one, Sotto uses the processor and answers take longer.
Apple and Microsoft only vouch for apps from developers enrolled in their paid programs. Sotto is distributed independently, so you confirm it once. The steps above show how.
Sotto is built to stay out of shared screens, but how well that works depends on your meeting app and your operating system version. Always run a quick test share before anything important.
Sotto tells you when a new version is available. Download it from this page. On a Mac, replace the old app in Applications. On Windows, run the new installer over the old one. Your settings and downloaded engines are kept.
That depends on the rules of whoever you're interviewing with. Check what's allowed before you use any assistant, and use Sotto responsibly. It's also handy for practice runs.
Free for Mac and Windows. No account needed.
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