No, AirFrame is designed for a specific purpose: keeping you engaged during video calls. While your default browser handles your everyday browsing, AirFrame overlays transparently on top of your video call window so you can reference notes, agendas, or documents while maintaining natural eye contact with participants.

Absolutely! During long meetings, you might need to reference multiple documents—your meeting agenda, project notes, shared documents, or dashboards. AirFrame's tab system lets you quickly switch between these resources without ever looking away from your video call.

Yes! This is exactly what AirFrame was built for. Access your OneNote, Google Docs, Notion pages, or any web-based tool while staying visually present in your video calls. Your meeting participants will see you maintaining eye contact and engagement, not someone constantly looking down at notes.

Installation takes less than a minute. Download AirFrame for your operating system, run the installer, and you're ready for your next video call.

AirFrame works with any video calling software—Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, WebEx, Slack, and more. Simply start your video call, then launch AirFrame and position it over your call window. The transparent overlay lets you see both your meeting and your reference materials simultaneously.

AirFrame is designed to be affordable for everyone at just $3.99/month. This includes unlimited tabs, full transparency controls, meeting templates, and priority support. You can cancel anytime—no long-term contracts or commitments required.

AirFrame is perfect for:

• Client presentations: Reference talking points while maintaining eye contact

• Interview preparation: Keep candidate information visible during video interviews

• Project meetings: Access shared documents, timelines, or dashboards

• Training sessions: Follow along with materials while staying engaged with participants

• Sales calls: Reference customer data, pricing, or proposals naturally

Start with 65-70% opacity—transparent enough to see your video call clearly, but opaque enough to read your notes comfortably. AirFrame remembers your preference, and you can adjust in real-time using the slider without disrupting your call.

That's the point—they won't! You'll appear naturally engaged and making consistent eye contact. No more awkward moments of obviously reading from notes or typing while someone is speaking. Your professionalism and attentiveness will actually improve.

AirFrame is optimized to use minimal system resources and doesn't affect your video call performance. The transparency feature is hardware-accelerated, and AirFrame typically uses less RAM than a single browser tab.