nysm runs on your computer with your own API keys. It listens to your calls, searches the web, drives a browser, reads your files and runs terminal commands, then puts what it finds in an overlay nobody else can see.
Coaching appears only when it helps: when you stall, when a claim needs checking, or when the call turns.
nysm is self-hosted: the backend runs on your machine, uses the model keys you provide, and stores sessions, clips and settings locally. Agents work in parallel, each with its own tools, and share findings through a common scratchpad.
nysm runs as your camera and mic, so the call app only ever sees one video feed. Switching to a clip looks like a moment of bad Wi-Fi: real compression artifacts, a short freeze, an audio dropout. Your mic is silenced while the clip plays, and every step is cued in your earpiece.
Real low-bitrate compression breaks up your live frame into blocks.
The picture holds while the audio cuts out with a short crackle.
The clip blends in and audio returns.
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“An investor asked about churn and the cohort numbers were on my screen before he finished the sentence.”
“I shared my screen for an hour and nobody had any idea it was running.”
“The fact-check flagged a number I was about to repeat. It was wrong, and I'd have said it to the board.”
No. The HUD is excluded from screen capture, so it doesn't appear in screen shares or recordings. nysm never joins the meeting; it sits between your devices and the call app as a virtual camera and mic.