OVERLAID

Say less. Show more.

Draw, circle and highlight right on your screen while you talk. Works in any app, on any call. No more “sorry, which one?”

Demo
WATCH THE DEMO

EVERY MARK YOU MAKE ACTUALLY SHOWS UP.

Most overlay tools vanish the moment you share a single window. Overlaid doesn't. It works across every display, even over full-screen apps.

// 02 · ZOOM

FREEZE THE SCREEN. DRAW AT ANY SCALE.

Pinch to freeze and magnify up to 8×. Scroll to pan. Esc to go live again.

// 03 · CUSTOMIZE THE TOOLBAR

KEEP WHAT YOU USE. HIDE THE REST.

Hide what you don't use and the bar shrinks to fit. Everything's one tap away in the overflow menu.

↓ HIDE 4 TOOLS
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// 04 · CURSOR EFFECTS

MAKE YOUR CURSOR IMPOSSIBLE TO LOSE.

Ripples, halo, spotlight, trail, or a live magnifier. Pick one from the toolbar. Your audience sees it too.

+ALL 8 TOOLS

01

Pen & Highlighter

Jitter-smoothed ink, multiply-blend highlighter.

02

Shapes & Arrows

Line, curved arrow, rectangle, ellipse. ⇧ to constrain.

03

Ruler

Measure anything on screen, live, in px and pt.

04

Eraser

Click one mark, or drag a marquee to clear an area.

05

Text & Select

Drop a label anywhere, then grab and resize it.

06

Zoom

Pinch to freeze and magnify the screen, scroll to pan.

07

Cursor Effects

Ripples, halo, spotlight, comet trail or a live lens.

08

Keystroke Overlay

Raised keycaps show every shortcut you press, live.

+ AUTO-ERASE

INK THAT CLEANS UP AFTER ITSELF.

Set marks to fade after 2, 5 or 10 seconds. Keep pointing, never hit clear.

// 05 · KEYSTROKE OVERLAY

EVERY KEYBOARD SHORTCUT, RIGHT WHERE THEY CAN SEE IT.

Viewers can never tell what you pressed. Overlaid shows it as a raised keycap, live.

  • ·Combos-only by default, lone keys optional
  • ·Colour themes per key type, secure input never shown
  • ·Nine anchor points, any display, or drag it anywhere
present.ts
const marks = draw(slide);
if (marks.length) {
overlay.show(marks, { fade: 5 });
}
Command palette

A SHORTCUT FOR EVERYTHING. ALL REBINDABLE.

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// FAQ

BEFORE YOU ASK.

Yes. That's the whole reason Overlaid exists. Pick Overlaid's own window in the share picker and everything you draw, plus cursor effects and keystrokes, is already part of what goes out.

Yes. The overlay stays on top even when an app (or you) goes full screen, and follows you across Space switches without losing the ability to draw.

Yes. Every connected display gets its own overlay automatically. Draw on whichever screen your cursor is on, no setup required.

Accessibility for the keystroke overlay, Screen Recording for the shareable window plus the magnifier's live zoom. Neither is needed for plain full-screen drawing.

No. Everything renders locally, in memory, for as long as you're drawing. Nothing is written to disk, uploaded, or sent anywhere.

Under 2 MB to download. No bundled runtime, no bloat. It downloads and opens before your call even starts.

One-time purchase, not a subscription. $5 for the first 50 licenses, $12 after. No account, just a license key.

macOS Sequoia or later.

Yes. Overlaid's window shows up like any other window in whichever app's share picker you're using.

Yes. A 5-slot palette plus a custom picker, every shortcut rebindable, and per-key-type themes for the keystroke overlay.

Then you don't need that extra window at all. The plain transparent overlay works for full-screen shares for free, with every tool.

OVERLAID LICENSE

$5$12

First 50 copies. One-time payment. No subscription, no account.

GET OVERLAID →
  • ·Every drawing tool: pen, shapes, ruler, eraser, text, zoom
  • ·Cursor spotlight and keystroke overlay
  • ·Every shortcut rebindable
  • ·Works even when you're only sharing one window
  • ·Every display, even over a full-screen app
  • ·Under 2 MB download, installs in seconds
  • ·Free updates
  • ·One-time payment, no subscription

RUNS ON YOUR MAC. NOTHING ELSE.

No account, no cloud, no telemetry, no network calls. Under 2 MB to download, so it arrives and opens before your call even starts. Screen Recording is asked for only when Zoom or the magnifier need it. Never before. macOS Sequoia and later.