Team calls and 1:1s, interviews, presentations, podcasts, and reels.
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MarcusYour blind spots
Nobody points these out to you. Bloom catches each one in the moment with a gentle nudge, and they ease off over the weeks.
On a long call it's easy to slowly sink toward the screen without realizing it. It follows the line of your head and shoulders and gives a gentle nudge the moment you start to slouch, so you can settle back upright before anyone notices.
When you glance at your notes or watch yourself in the corner, your eyes leave the camera and it can look like you've checked out. It keeps a light count of how often your gaze drifts away, and never tracks what you're actually looking at.
Good framing keeps your face centered with a little headroom. Lean in and you loom over the call; sit back and you shrink into the room. It notices when you drift out of that comfortable frame so you can recenter yourself.
Ums, likes and you-knows slip in whenever you think on your feet, and a few per call is completely normal. It counts them so you can notice your own patterns over time, rather than flagging every word while you're mid-sentence.
Touching your face or covering your mouth reads as nerves, even when you feel calm. It uses on-device detection to see when your hands drift toward your face, and nothing more. It never identifies you or keeps images, it simply asks whether hands overlap the face.
The right light makes you look present and awake; the wrong light leaves you in shadow or washed out by a window behind you. It reads the brightness and evenness on your face and tells you when a lamp or a change of seat would help.
When nerves kick in, most people speed up and run their words together. It follows how fast you're speaking and lets you know when you're racing or dragging, so each point has room to land. It's often the single change people feel the most.
Sitting too far from the mic or trailing off at the end of sentences leaves people leaning in to catch you. It watches your levels through the call and flags when you're too quiet to hear clearly or loud enough to clip.
In real time
Your progress
Every session leaves a trace. Week by week, the proof stacks up.
No new gear
The same webcam you use every day. Nothing to plug in, nothing to point. Just open the lid and go.
Plays nice with everything
Zoom
Google Meet
Teams
Slack
Webex
Discord
OBS
Any camera app
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Part of Plus
Pick a few goals, keep the streak alive call after call, and collect the wins as you go. The gentle push that turns a good week into a lasting habit.
After every call
You can't watch yourself while you're talking. So after every call, Bloom writes it up: what went well, the moments that mattered, and the one thing to work on next.
Answered from your Bloom recap
Works with your AI
Every call leaves you the full transcript and a recap: what was discussed, and how you came across. Bloom speaks MCP, so the assistant you already use can read your calls and answer questions about them.
Not just for meetings
Meetings, interviews, podcasts, keynotes, live streams. Anywhere a camera is pointed at you.
Private by design
Bloom runs on models that live right on your Mac, so everything it sees and hears stays there. Your video and audio are never uploaded. Save the recordings you want to keep, or nothing at all.
No. Download it once and it's there from then on, in the corner of every call. No accounts needed.
Only for you, only on your Mac. Nothing is ever uploaded. Your recaps, transcripts and any recordings you keep stay on your device, and you can turn saved recordings off.
Never. The nudges are only on your screen, just for you. To everyone else, you simply look like your best self.
Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, FaceTime, Riverside, StreamYard, and any other app that uses your camera. There's nothing to connect.
Yes. Bloom speaks MCP, the standard AI apps use to reach outside tools. Turn it on in Settings and Bloom hands you the setup for Claude, ChatGPT, or any assistant that supports it.
Nothing. Bloom is free to download and use.
Download Bloom, open it, and it’s there in the corner of every call from then on.
For Apple Silicon Macs, macOS 14.4+
Steadier. Clearer. At home on camera.