// getting started
Getting Started with StealthCoder
- → Platform: Windows and Mac (Intel + Apple Silicon)
- → Installation: No install needed. Just run the downloaded
.exeor.dmgfile.
// download
Download the App
Once signed in and licensed, go to your Profile Page to download the latest version. You will also find your license key and usage stats there.
// security warnings
First-launch security prompts
Windows SmartScreen
Security prompt appears → More info → Run anyway
macOS Gatekeeper
System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway → confirm once more
macOS Screen Recording
On first launch, macOS will prompt for permission. You must allow it or the app cannot read your screen.If the prompt does not appear: System Settings → Privacy & Security → Screen Recording → enable StealthCoder
// keyboard shortcuts
Keyboard Shortcuts
All shortcuts use Ctrl + Alt on both Windows and Mac. On Mac, that is ^ + ⌥ (Control + Option).
During interviews
Scan screen and solve
Ctrl+Alt+1
Hide / show overlay
Ctrl+Alt+2
Previous tab
Ctrl+Alt+,
Next tab
Ctrl+Alt+.
Setup only
Show controls
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+/
Move overlay
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+↑↓←→
Switch mode (Coder / Design)
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+M
Change language
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+L
Update license key
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+K
Quit app
Ctrl+Alt+Shift+Q
// tips for better results
Tips for Better Results
- → Works on any platform where the problem is visible on screen: LeetCode, HackerRank, CoderPad, Codeforces, and more.
- → Make sure the full problem is visible before scanning. Full-screen the browser if needed, or zoom out with Ctrl + - (Windows) / ⌘ + - (Mac) until the entire problem fits on screen.
- → Multiple monitors: StealthCoder captures your primary display. Move the problem to your main monitor before scanning.
- → Click the problem window first to focus it, then trigger the scan.
- → Minimize sidebars, ads, and popups. A cleaner screen gives better results.
- → Use the overlay to guide your thinking. Type out the solution yourself and adapt it.
For system design interviews, switch to StealthDesign mode with Ctrl + Alt + Shift + M. It follows the standard format: Requirements, Estimation, Design, Deep Dive, and Trade-offs.
// need help?
Need Help?
Click the chat icon in the bottom-right corner. We respond fast.