Why teams choose this workflow
You stay in one workspace while still getting fast AI context. That reduces cognitive overhead during long coding sessions, live reviews, and screen-shared walkthroughs.
Invisible AI Desktop Overlay for Windows
Most AI tools force a trade-off. You either keep help visible and interrupt your presentation flow, or you hide the assistant and lose context while switching windows. GhostDesk is built to remove that trade-off for Windows users.
GhostDesk floats above your active app so you can keep coding, writing, reviewing, and presenting without repeated tab or app hops. The practical outcome is simple: your workflow stays fast, and your shared screen stays focused on what viewers actually need to see.
How GhostDesk is used
Open your IDE, docs, or dashboard. Keep GhostDesk above your workspace. Ask, refine, and continue in one loop. This is less about novelty and more about preserving deep-work continuity across long sessions.
Technical Note
GhostDesk is optimized for Windows desktop behavior and focuses on practical reliability in common real-world capture and sharing workflows. The goal is predictable day-to-day productivity, not visual tricks that fail when conditions change.
FAQ
What is an invisible AI desktop overlay?
It is an assistant layer that stays on your local desktop while your audience sees only the shared app view.
Can proctoring or interviewers see GhostDesk on Zoom or Teams?
No. GhostDesk utilizes hardware-level OS display capture exclusion on Windows. When screen sharing on Zoom, Teams, or Meet, the capture stream receives raw desktop pixels completely omitting the HUD.
Can I use it outside a browser?
Yes. GhostDesk is designed for Windows desktop workflows, including IDEs (VS Code, JetBrains), terminals, docs, and spreadsheets.
Does it steal window focus during online assessments?
No. GhostDesk utilizes non-activating window handles so your active cursor never leaves your code editor or test window.