The Zoom script problem
You have a sales call. You have prepared talking points. The moment the call starts, you are looking at your notes on a second screen, or glancing down at a printed page, or trying to remember everything you prepared. None of these look good on camera.
What you actually need
You need your talking points visible on screen, near your camera, without them appearing in the screen share or being visible to the other person on the call.
How Lumi Meeting Mode works
Lumi’s Meeting Mode creates a floating overlay that sits on top of your Zoom window — visible only to you, not captured in screen share. Your notes stay near your camera line so your eye contact remains natural.
Setup in 3 steps
- Open Lumi and paste or type your talking points.
- Enable Meeting Mode before starting your Zoom call.
- Position the overlay near your camera on screen.
Try Lumi free for 3 days
Use your script in calls without showing it on screen share. Works on macOS and Windows with Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams.
FAQ
Will my notes show up in Zoom screen share? No. Lumi Meeting Mode is designed specifically so the overlay does not appear in screen shares.
Can I use Lumi in Google Meet and Microsoft Teams? Yes. Lumi Meeting Mode works with Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams.
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