Rylo Sidekick shows your live captions in one of three layouts, so you can pick whichever fits how you take calls. You can switch between them anytime, even mid-call.

A chat-bubble style transcript docked to the side of your screen — good if you like seeing captions the way you'd see a text conversation.

A wide caption bar across the bottom of your screen, similar to TV closed captions — good for keeping your video call window front and center while captions stay out of the way.

A small floating caption bar that lives near the top of your screen (built to match the notch on newer MacBooks). It starts as a small pill and expands to show captions as you need them — good if you want captions to take up as little space as possible.

Use ⌘1, ⌘2, or ⌘3 during a call, or choose Layout from the Sidekick menu bar icon. You can also set a default so calls always start in your preferred view: go to Settings → Display → Default captioning view on call start and choose Side view, Bottom view, Top view, or Last used (Sidekick remembers whichever you used most recently).