Download Craqly
Go to craqly.com and click Download. The page offers the right build for your computer: Apple Silicon or Intel for Mac, or Windows.

- macOS Apple Silicon (M1–M4): about 119 MB
- macOS Intel: about 125 MB
- Windows 64-bit: about 109 MB
Download, install and set up Craqly on Mac or Windows in a few minutes, then check it can hear your calls.
Go to craqly.com and click Download. The page offers the right build for your computer: Apple Silicon or Intel for Mac, or Windows.

On a Mac, open the downloaded file and drag Craqly onto Applications, then open it from Applications. On Windows, run the installer and follow the wizard.

Craqly opens with the sign-in screen. Sign in with Google, or with your email and password. No account yet? Choose Sign up on the same screen.

Pick what you'll use Craqly for: job interviews, sales calls, meeting notes, recruiting, fundraising or visa interview practice. Craqly sets your workspace up for it.

Craqly asks for both on one screen. Each card shows Granted once it's allowed. On a Mac, Screen Recording is how macOS lets Craqly hear the other side of your call.

The shortcuts step shows the keys a first session needs. They work from any app, so you never have to click Craqly during a call.

Setup ends with a 60-second demo interview. A sample interviewer asks a question out loud and Craqly answers it, so you see a live session before you use a credit.

You land on the home screen. Choose your mode in the top-left (Interview, Sales Call, Recruiting, Pitch or Meeting Notes), join your call, then click Start.

Craqly hears your call through your computer's sound, not your microphone.
Open Interview Setup → Audio check and click Test meeting audio while something plays on your computer (a YouTube video, or your meeting app's speaker test). It's free and uses no credits.

The check tells you what to fix. Work down the list, then click Test again.

If words come out wrong during a session, open the menu in the toolbar (the three dots) and check that the conversation language matches the call.

Each mode has its own guide covering phases, quick actions and shortcuts.