Cluely is paid. Ofradr is open and free.
Cluely is a closed, ~$20/month interview overlay. Ofradr is the open source Cluely alternative: cross-platform on Windows and macOS, about 800KB, Ultra free forever, code on GitHub.
Cluely charges monthly. Ofradr is $0 forever with Ultra on every new account.
Cluely is proprietary. Ofradr is at github.com/sunnycodet/ofradr — star it.
Ofradr is a native overlay around 800KB. Typical Electron copilots are tens of megabytes.
If your requirement is “I want to see what is running on my machine,” a closed overlay fails that test. Ofradr publishes the project and does not meter Ultra behind a card form.
Stealth still matters: a cross-platform native overlay instead of a Chromium shell, click-through overlay, no tray billboard. Open source does not mean noisy.
Screen overlay for interviews and assessments. Local models for offline work. Cloud providers when you bring your own keys. No migration fee, because there is nothing to pay.
Ofradr. It is free, Ultra is default, and the repo is github.com/sunnycodet/ofradr.
No. Detectability is about how the overlay is implemented (native vs Electron, capture hooks, process listing), not about whether the repo is public.
Open source on GitHub. Ultra is free forever.