Telemost runs in a browser — will the copilot hear the call?

Yes, audio is captured system-wide rather than from the tab. The app and the browser version are the same for the copilot.

Does anything need configuring in Telemost?

No. The copilot doesn't integrate with the service: your conference, audio and sharing settings stay as they were.

Can hints be in Russian?

Yes, the hint language is switched inside the app. There's a separate mode for English-language interviews where tone and terminology follow the language.

I join by link without a Yandex account. Does that matter?

No. The copilot isn't tied to an account and doesn't interact with the meeting: all it needs is the call's audio playing on your computer.

Can I take the call on a phone and read hints on a laptop?

No. The copilot only hears the device it runs on. For hints to work, the call has to be on that same computer.

Is the copilot visible if the interviewer records the meeting?

No: a recording captures the meeting stream, and the overlay isn't part of it. What's recorded is what participants saw and heard.

COPILOT ON THE CALL

Interview hints in Yandex Telemost

Telemost is increasingly the client for interviews at Russian companies. The copilot doesn't depend on it: system audio in, an overlay with the answer out, invisible during screen sharing.

Download the app How the copilot works

Works with both the Telemost app and the browser version.

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How it looks during the call

The copilot is a separate window on your machine. It doesn't plug into the meeting client and never joins the call as a participant.

Open it before the call

The app is installed and signed in. You open it ahead of the call, the way you'd open notes.

It hears the interviewer

Audio is captured system-wide on your device. The meeting client knows nothing about it: no bot in the participant list, no plugin, no platform API access.

You press the hotkey

An answer to the last question appears in an overlay above the call window — a couple of seconds, structured text.

Share your screen calmly

The copilot window is excluded from the shared stream: the other side sees your desktop, or whichever app you're presenting.

What matters in Telemost

Telemost is often picked precisely because it needs no client installed. That shifts a couple of details — but not how the copilot works.

Join by link, no account required

People usually join by link, sometimes without signing into Yandex at all. The copilot doesn't authenticate anywhere and works regardless of the account the call runs under.

The call and the copilot share one device

Open Telemost on a phone while the copilot runs on your laptop and it will hear nothing: audio is taken from the device the app runs on. Keep the call and the copilot together.

Screen sharing

When you present a screen or a window, the overlay stays out of the stream — the other side sees your desktop or the chosen app. Nothing has to be configured in Telemost.