Feature
A copilot in its own window
On Ultra and Elite, Tonvo opens in a separate window next to your call, so the question and the suggested replies stay in view while you use your call tool, a document or a slide deck. On Pro and on a phone, the copilot stays in the page.
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A window of its own
On Ultra and Elite, Tonvo shows the question, the replies and the short read on the moment in a separate window: a Picture-in-Picture window on desktop Chrome, or a small popup elsewhere. You can place it beside your call or your document and keep both in view, instead of switching tabs to read a reply. On Pro and on a phone, Tonvo shows the copilot in the page itself.
Key benefits
Beside your call, not in your way
Keep the copilot next to your video call or document instead of switching tabs every time you want to read a reply.
Present while you read
Share a deck or a demo and keep the replies in view next to it.
You stay in control
Tonvo suggests, you decide what to say, and you can close the window at any time.
Who uses this feature
- Sharing a slide deck while following a call
- Keeping replies in view during a video meeting
- Following a conversation in another language with the copilot next to it
Good to know
What others can see
The copilot window is an ordinary window on your screen. If you share your entire screen, others can see it. If you share one tab or window, they see that tab or window. Tonvo does not change what your video call tool records. Tonvo is meant for honest use, so tell the people you talk to that you use it.
Frequently asked questions
How does the separate window work?
What do others see if I share my screen?
Does Tonvo change what my call tool shares or records?
Should I tell the other person I am using Tonvo?
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