Something happened and you want to understand why.
Closed beta invitations for Windows PC gamers
Get The Latest Meta. Without Leaving The Game.
WingHUD is an AI gaming overlay for Windows PC. Ask by voice, text, or screenshot and instantly get the latest builds, loadouts, balance changes, patch notes, boss strategies, and game-specific advice—all without leaving your game.
Windows 10/11
200+ games
Closed beta
WingHUD Overlay
Why WingHUD?
Game help belongs on top of the game.
Browser tabs are slow, generic, and disconnected from the match in front of you. WingHUD keeps the conversation in-game so you can ask for builds, mechanics, fixes, and strategy without breaking focus.
Stay immersed
Ask mid-session without leaving fullscreen flow.
Get context faster
Use game detection, screenshots, recent moments, and memory instead of explaining from scratch.
Flagship feature
Your hands stay in the game. Your Wingman handles the rest.
Keep the overlay closed, hold a hotkey, ask naturally by voice, and hear WingHUD answer out loud. No typing, no browser, no break in the moment.
Hold hotkey
Ask by voice
Get spoken advice
Keep playing
Voice Wingman
"What should I build against this lineup, and what should I do next?"
WingHUD responds with a short spoken answer while you stay focused on the match.
Gameplay awareness
Have You Seen That?
Ask WingHUD about the moment after it happens.
WingHUD keeps a configurable rolling buffer of your recent gameplay (up to 60 seconds). When something interesting happens—a clutch play, a strange death, a missed opportunity, or a confusing mechanic—simply press a hotkey (or click the widget) and ask WingHUD what just happened.
Unlike a normal screenshot, you don't need perfect timing. WingHUD already has the moment.
No perfectly timed screenshot required.
"Why did I lose that fight?"
"What happened there?"
WingHUD explains what happened while you stay focused on the game.
Up to 60-second rolling buffer
No perfectly timed screenshot required
Works without leaving the game
How it works
Three steps. No tab juggling.
Open WingHUD
Launch the Windows overlay on top of the game you are already playing.
Ask by voice, text, screenshot, or recent moment
Use the fastest input for the moment: speak, type, capture the screen, mark an area, or ask about what just happened.
Keep playing
Get practical answers and stay in the match instead of digging through browser tabs.
Features
Built for the way PC gamers actually ask for help.
In-game overlay
Fast, focused AI assistance layered directly over your game.
Voice Wingman
Ask out loud and receive spoken answers without opening the overlay.
Screenshot & Area Capture
Capture exactly what WingHUD needs to understand the moment.
Have You Seen That?
Ask WingHUD about a recent gameplay moment after it happens.
Automatic game detection
WingHUD recognizes what you are playing and adapts the conversation.
200+ supported games
Designed to cover the games people are already grinding.
Per-game memory
Keep useful preferences and context organized by title.
Chat history
Return to previous guidance, fixes, build ideas, and match notes when you need them again.
Visual answers, read aloud
WingHUD can automatically speak its response after a screenshot, area capture, or Have You Seen That? trigger.
Learns your playstyle
WingHUD remembers your preferences, habits, and skill level across sessions, so advice gets more personal the more you play.
Supported games
Game-aware help across 200+ titles.
WingHUD is built for broad PC game support, from competitive sessions to co-op grinds, RPG builds, live-service systems, and technical fixes.
Example questions
Just ask WingHUD like you'd ask a teammate.
WingHUD vs browser AI
Why not just open Browser AI?
Case
Browser AI
WingHUD
Stay in-game
Alt-tab required
Overlay stays on top of your game
Screenshots
Manual capture and upload
Screenshot and area capture built in
Game detection
You explain the game every time
WingHUD detects the active game
Voice Wingman
Browser workflow interrupts play
Hold a hotkey, ask, hear the answer
Game memory
Generic chat history
Context organized by game
In development
Watch Me Play
We're building toward an AI wingman that can understand your gameplay continuously, provide proactive coaching, recognize recurring habits, and deliver post-session insights.
Have You Seen That? is the first step toward that vision.
Closed beta
Be among the first players to try WingHUD.
Request an invitation to the WingHUD closed beta and help shape the product before the public release.
FAQ
Anti-cheat, fullscreen, and everything else people ask.
Is WingHUD anti-cheat safe?
WingHUD is built to avoid the techniques anti-cheat systems object to. It does not inject DLLs into the game process, does not hook DirectX or DXGI, and does not read or modify game memory. It runs as an ordinary always-on-top Windows application next to your game, in the same way Discord's or Steam's own windows do.
To be straight with you: no third-party tool can promise an absolute guarantee against a false positive, and each game's own terms of service still apply. What we can say is that WingHUD deliberately avoids the injection and hooking behaviour that gets tools flagged in the first place.
Does WingHUD work in fullscreen games?
WingHUD works with games running in Windowed or Borderless Windowed mode — which is how most PC games run by default, and what most players already use for alt-tabbing.
True exclusive fullscreen is not supported yet, because drawing on top of it requires DirectX hooking — the same injection-style technique that raises anti-cheat risk. If the overlay does not appear over your game, open that game's display settings and switch it to Borderless Windowed.
Do I need an NVIDIA RTX graphics card?
No. WingHUD runs its AI in the cloud rather than on your GPU, so it works on any Windows 10 or 11 PC — including laptops and integrated graphics. There is no RTX requirement and no local model to download.
That is the main practical difference between WingHUD and NVIDIA's G-Assist, which does require a GeForce RTX card — see WingHUD vs NVIDIA G-Assist.
Does WingHUD record my screen?
No. Screenshot and area capture only analyse the image you explicitly choose to send. Have You Seen That? is off by default, and when you turn it on it keeps a short rolling buffer of recent frames in memory only — nothing is written to disk, and nothing leaves your PC until you actually trigger it.
Which games does WingHUD support?
WingHUD automatically recognises 200+ PC games across competitive shooters, MOBAs, MMOs, RPGs, survival and sandbox games, and live-service titles. Because WingHUD reads what is on your screen rather than integrating with any one game's API, it can still help with titles outside that detection list — including technical troubleshooting like frame-rate and settings questions.
Is WingHUD Windows only?
Yes. WingHUD is built specifically for Windows 10 and Windows 11 PC gaming and overlay workflows. There is no macOS, Linux, or console version.
Do I need an OpenAI API key?
No. WingHUD handles the AI connection for you. You do not need to obtain, pay for, or manage your own API keys — unlike most open-source in-game AI tools.
What is "Have You Seen That?"
It lets WingHUD review a gameplay moment that already happened. Think of it like ShadowPlay's instant replay — except instead of saving a clip, WingHUD tells you what went on. WingHUD keeps a short rolling buffer of recent frames, so when something confusing happens you press a hotkey and ask about it. No perfectly-timed screenshot required.
How can I join the closed beta?
Request an invitation through the form on this page. Access is sent gradually to selected testers as the closed beta expands. Registration happens inside the WingHUD client once your invite is approved.
Is WingHUD available to everyone right now?
Not yet. WingHUD is in invite-only closed beta, and it is free for testers during that period. Public availability and pricing will be announced after the beta.
What is the difference between "Have You Seen That?" and "Watch Me Play"?
Have You Seen That? reviews a recent moment after it happens, and ships today. Watch Me Play is the longer-term vision for continuous live coaching, pattern detection, and post-session analysis — still in development.