ALDO listens
ALDO follows the conversation as it happens and keeps your context close, so it is ready when you need it.
Stay in the conversation.
Find your words.
ALDO follows your interview and suggests a structured answer based on your resume and the role. You stay focused on the conversation.A question, an objection, a detail to clarify. ALDO brings up relevant information from your documents and helps you shape your response.
- 15 free minutes
- Apple Silicon Mac · macOS 13.2+
- FR · EN · ES · IT
Alongside the meeting tools you use
Zoom
Microsoft Teams
Google Meet
Slack- Webex
How ALDO helps during the call
You ask, ALDO suggests
With one shortcut, ask for the answer. It draws on your documents and the conversation, and you keep the floor.
- Camille Roussel, head of recruiting : Tell me about a time you had to win over a skeptical team. Behavioral question detected. Open with : I started by listening to their concerns before defending my solution. Situation: a team attached to its tool, with a change decided for the quarter. Action: a two-week trial with the most reluctant people, on their own criteria. Result: the team adopted the solution and presented it to other departments themselves. built from your resume and the live conversation.
- Antoine Vasseur, principal engineer : How would you evolve an API with many clients without breaking anything? Technical question detected. Open with : I protect existing clients first: I add, I don’t replace. Version it: keep the old version available while the new one opens alongside. Measure: who calls what, to know when an old route can safely go. Announce: an end date everyone knows and a migration guide, before any cutoff. built from your resume and the question asked.
- Marc Delorme, finance director : Our budget is frozen this year. Why renew now? Budget objection detected. Open with : I understand the constraint: let’s see how to hold it without losing what works. Start from what their teams really use, based on your account notes. Offer a tighter scope at the current rate, rather than an adjustment across the board. Schedule a check-in in three months to readjust, with no extra commitment. built from your account notes and the client’s question.
- Élodie Martin, head of operations : Frankly, it’s more expensive than what we use today. Price objection detected. Open with : Let’s compare the full cost, not just the sticker price. Ask what the current tool does not cover: double entry, follow-ups, team time. Work out a typical week together, with their own data. Suggest a trial on a small scope before any decision. built from your product sheet and the objection you just heard.
- Isabelle Fontaine, HR director : What are your salary expectations for this role? Salary question detected. Open with : I’m aiming for pay in line with the scope of the role and the market. Give a range rather than a single figure, leaning on the top of the range. Tie that level to the responsibilities described in the offer. Open the discussion to the rest of the package: bonus, remote work, training. built from your resume and the job offer.
ALDO listens to the conversation, finds what matters in your documents and helps you find the words.
Prepared with your documents
Add your resume, a job description, a brief. ALDO uses them to suggest an answer and shows you the source.
Your words, your context
Cited source
See the passage of your documents that backs the answer.
Four languages
Set up your session in English, French, Spanish or Italian.
Summary after the call
Revisit the questions and topics to prepare for your next conversation.
Ready for your first call
Real-time call assistant for Mac. The right answer, right on time.
- 4conversation languages
- 15free minutes to try ALDO
- M1+Apple Silicon Mac, macOS 13.2 or later
The question lands. Keep the thread of your answer.
ALDO builds on your résumé, your documents and the conversation to help you find the words during the call.
Demonstration
Walk through your reasoning, step by step.
ALDO draws on
- Your resume
- The job offer
- Your projects
Julian, lead developerHow would you design an order queue that never loses anything?
Open with
I separate two guarantees: not losing the order and not processing it twice.
I acknowledge receipt after a durable write. If processing fails, I replay the message with the same idempotency key, so another attempt does not create another order. I also need a dead-letter queue and an alert: failures must stay visible and recoverable.
ALDO answer · built from your resume and the question asked
The angle that changes the answer
Separate losing an order from processing it twice.
Demonstration
Find the story that shows your experience.
ALDO draws on
- Your resume
- Your achievements
- The company culture
Sarah, recruiterTell me about a disagreement with a colleague.
Open with
I turned a disagreement about scope into a question we could test.
We each backed a different priority for the launch. I proposed a short test across two segments, with a decision criterion agreed in advance. The results helped us choose the scope and meet the launch date. The turning point was finding shared evidence instead of trying to win the argument.
ALDO answer · built from your resume and the STAR method
The angle that changes the answer
Show how you unlocked a decision, not just how you resolved a conflict.
Demonstration
Keep your strongest arguments close.
ALDO draws on
- Your price list
- Your margins
- The account history
Nadia, head of procurementYour competitor is much cheaper. Will you match them?
Open with
Before matching a price, let’s check that we are comparing the same commitment.
Does the competing offer include setup and support? You will face those costs either way. I suggest comparing a full year on equal scope. Then we can adjust the scope or contract length to fit your budget.
ALDO answer · built from your price list and the objection you just heard
The angle that changes the answer
Move the discussion from the listed price to the total cost.
Demonstration
Connect your answer to the client’s needs.
ALDO draws on
- Your product sheet
- Your customer cases
- Your call notes
Thomas, clientWhat sets you apart from our current tool?
Open with
The difference is in the work your team no longer has to repeat.
You mentioned entering the same information into two tools. I would start with that workflow rather than replace your environment. We can agree on a simple measure, such as processing time, and validate the benefit on a small scope before expanding.
ALDO answer · built from your product sheet and the client’s question
The angle that changes the answer
Start with a problem the client experiences before discussing features.
One important call. Or a full week.
Start with your free minutes. Then choose a one-off pass or a subscription that fits your schedule.
Discovery
To try ALDO on a real call.
60-minute pass
For a decisive interview or a key meeting.
Subscription
For weeks paced by interviews and meetings.
Everything you need to know.
Yes. ALDO listens to your Mac's audio: Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Slack, Webex and others. Nothing to install on the meeting side, no bot joins the call.
The opening sentence appears first, word by word: you start speaking while the key points arrive.
They start from your documents: your background, your projects, your figures. You choose the length, and the STAR format for behavioural questions.
No. Start with the free minutes, then choose a monthly subscription or a 60-minute pass valid for 12 months.
Your conversations in French, English, Spanish and Italian. The app is available in French and English.
The raw audio of your calls is never kept. Your transcripts and documents stay in your space, and you delete them whenever you want.
Always: pause listening in one click, a shortcut for every action, adjustable opacity and position.
Live assistance runs in the macOS app, on Apple Silicon Macs (M1 and later) with macOS 13.2 or later. Your web space is where you prepare documents and review sessions.
Setup and settings
On macOS 13 and 14: right-click the app, then Open. On macOS 15 and later: System Settings, Privacy & Security, then Open Anyway. Later launches work as usual.
System Settings, Privacy & Security, Microphone: turn on ALDO, then relaunch the app.
Allow ALDO in System Settings, Privacy & Security, Screen & System Audio Recording. That is what lets it hear the meeting.
For the best sound, use the Mac's microphone or a wired headset: some Bluetooth headsets switch audio profile when the microphone turns on.
macOS 13.2 or later, on an Apple Silicon Mac (M1 and later).