Get ready for a live session

Live sessions run on Zoom. Two minutes of setup before your first call means the time goes to your app, not to fixing audio or permissions.

1. Install the Zoom desktop app

Download it from zoom.us/download and sign in or join as a guest. Use the app, not the browser. In a browser tab, Lee can see your screen but cannot take control of it.

2. On a Mac, allow screen sharing and control

The first time you share, macOS asks for permission. Grant both, then quit and reopen Zoom:

1. Open System Settings, then Privacy and Security.
2. Under Screen and System Audio Recording, turn on Zoom.
3. Under Accessibility, turn on Zoom. This is what lets Lee move your mouse and type when you approve it.

On Windows there is nothing extra to set up.

3. Test before the call

• Join a test meeting at zoom.us/test to check your camera, microphone and speakers.
• Close tabs and apps you do not want on screen, and turn off notifications.
• Have your app open in Lovable, plus the Supabase or Stripe dashboard if the question is about them.

During the call: letting Lee drive

Sometimes it is faster for Lee to click than to explain. Here is how it works:

1. Press Share screen and pick the window or your whole screen.
2. Lee asks for control. A prompt appears; choose Approve.
3. Lee can now move the mouse and type on your computer while you watch.
4. Take control back any time by clicking anywhere, or press Stop share.

Lee never needs your passwords. If a login is needed, he hands control back and you type it.

In-person cohorts

None of this is needed. Bring your laptop, your charger and your idea in one sentence.

Calls on Google Meet

If an invite uses Google Meet instead, join from Chrome. Meet lets you share your screen, but it cannot hand over control, so Lee will talk you through the clicks.