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On your click, send visible Meet/Teams/Zoom chat or LeetCode/HackerRank problems to the local Qevra desktop app. Qevra AI Question Capture is the companion Chrome extension for the Qevra AI desktop app. It helps you capture the question you are looking at—meeting chat or a coding problem—and send it to Qevra on your computer with one click. What it does • Captures visible chat from Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or Zoom (when you ask it to) • Captures coding problems from LeetCode or HackerRank • Sends that text only to the Qevra AI desktop app running on your machine (localhost) • Does not stream or upload page content to Qevra’s servers by itself How to use it 1. Install and open Qevra AI on your desktop 2. Start a session and open Capture Question to get a short pair code 3. Open this extension’s popup, paste the code, and pair once 4. On a supported site, click Capture in Qevra (or use the extension flow) when you want the visible question sent to the overlay Why install it Interviews and live coding happen in the browser. This extension is the bridge between that page and your Qevra overlay so you can focus on answering instead of copying text by hand. Privacy • Capture is user-triggered—you choose when it runs • Content goes to the local Qevra Desktop app on 127.0.0.1 • The extension is not a standalone answer engine; you need Qevra Desktop installed and signed in for full product features Requirements • Qevra AI desktop app installed • Chrome on a supported site (Meet, Teams, Zoom, LeetCode, or HackerRank) Support: https://qevraai.com
Oct 25, 2026
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