Native overlay · Public repo · Free
Ofradr publishes the source for its native overlay. Create a free account or choose a monthly Pro or Elite subscription for paid access.
Invisible to capture tools. Visible as source to the person running it.
Windows and macOS. Not an Electron window pretending to be a ghost.
Start with Free, or compare Pro and Elite on Pricing.
Free includes 15 minutes per app session, browser mode and all chat models. Pro is $30/month with 180 minutes and 90 chat messages per session; Elite is $60/month with unlimited session time, unlimited chat messages and priority support. Both paid plans include unlimited browser sessions. Pro allowances reset each time you open the app. Elite features apply while paid or granted access is active.
Hiding the repo does not make an overlay harder to detect. Process behavior, window class, and capture compatibility do. Publishing the source lets users verify those claims instead of trusting a landing page.
That is the point of an open source stealth tool: the operator can trust it; the screen-share pipeline still does not see it.
Zoom, Teams, Meet, HackerRank, CodeSignal, locked browsers. Pair with local models when you want zero cloud. Star the GitHub repo so the next search for “open source stealth AI” does not hit a $60/month clone.
Ofradr publishes its source at github.com/sunnycodet/ofradr and offers Free, Pro, and Elite accounts.
No. Detection looks at runtime behavior. Source availability is for the user, not for the proctor.
Open source on GitHub. Pro and Elite subscriptions are available.