... Move files around. Or, if you re a power user, build a workaround. People are literally doing this today just to get their meeting history into Obsidian, Claude, or a folder they control. So we built Local Folder in Krisp. When your meeting ends, Krisp

... Since we launched Krisp MCP, some of our most advanced users have been scripting, automating, and finding workflows we didn t originally build for. We watched We listened Then we built around how they actually use it. Now MCP can search across your meetings more intelligently, tag and fix speaker names in bulk, manage action items, and retrieve your data significantly faster. Keep pushing it. More is coming. Comment from Ben Cohen(@bencohen): This is one of the best signals ...

... Krisp's noise cancellation, the one you know from desktop, now works on outgoing calls to US numbers in the mobile app. Whatever's happening around you stays around you. The person you called just gets your voice, unabridged, uninterrupted, un-leaf-blowered Question for you: what's the most chaotic place you've ever had to take a call from? Winner gets our deepest respect and, presumably, a lot of background noise. Comment from Hossein Yazdi(@hosseinyazdi): That ...

... here now. Krisp notes and transcripts now sync straight into @Notion . Connect once, pick a destination, every meeting after that lands there automatically. Also, yes, we know it took a while. In our defense, "it's #2 most requested" and "we're building it next" are two very different sentences, and we said the first one a few times before saying the second Comment from Raj Nagulapalle(@rnagulapalle): that last line is genuinely great product communication. "it's #2 most ... ... requested" and "we're building it next" being two different sentences is something every builder has lived through. Comment from Amir Mehrabi(@amir_mehrabi): The thing I d be curious about is how structured the export is. Does Krisp

... letting agents run tasks on a schedule or via API triggers. No more waiting for a human to start the session Voice AI is moving from API to consumer In February and March, voice products were APIs for developers. Krisp Accent. AssemblyAI. ElevenAgents. By April, the consumer products started showing up . NovaVoice is a "Voice OS" for the desktop. Velo turns raw recordings into sharable content. The infrastructure is ready. Now the question is who builds the thing people actually ...

... Deep voice AI technology is the DNA of everything we build at Krisp. Today we're launching VIVA 2.0 SDK, bringing that expertise to voice AI agent developers. It makes AI agents sound more human. They know when to talk and when to stop. A skill some humans could use too The problem is real: voice agents work great in demos, then fall apart in production. Audio is messy, and bots can't read conversations the way humans do. They ... ... very real production problem for voice agents. The jump from silence-based turn detection to rhythm/context-aware turn prediction feels especially important, because most awkward AI calls break when the agent interrupts too early or waits too long. The mhm vs

... give that feedback and Todds never know, they never truly know :) Comment from Sai Tharun Kakirala(@sai_tharun_kakirala): The "Todd from Finance" archetype is universal Every team has at least one. This is a genuinely interesting direction for Krisp moving from technical noise removal (background sounds) to semantic noise removal (rambling content). That feels like a much harder and more subjective problem, and honestly a braver product decision. Curious how you handle edge cases: someone slow to the point ... ... because they're building context vs

... users have been asking for this integration since day one, especially after Krisp added an AI note taker to its Voice AI app. In fact, it got 6x more votes than the second most-requested integration. Which naturally leads to the next question: why did it take us so long to build? Comment from Asti Pili(@asti_pili): @abdullah_mohamed14  we have complex syncs like hubspot and salesforce but this one is more on simple side - sync notes ... ... request Comment from Abdullah Mohamed(@abdullah_mohamed14): @asti_pili   Ha, so close. Now I'm really curious what beat Notion if it's sitting at #2 with 6x more votes than third place. Either way - Krisp

... just shipped Krisp MCP as a connector in Claude, and it's changing how we think about this. Instead of treating meetings as isolated events, your AI assistant can now search transcripts, pull action items, and reference meeting context on the fly. The bigger question I keep coming back to: what's your system for turning meeting context into actual work? Would love to hear what's working (or not) for others here. Comment from Gaayathri Murugan(@gaayathri_murugan1 ...

... Product Hunt Community! Today we re shipping one of the most requested Krisp features Webhook integration is now available for Krisp

... Product Hunt community We are excited to launch Meeting Tags inside Krisp Meeting Assistant . If you have lots of meetings, you know the pain. They pile up fast, and later you can t remember where that key decision or insight lives. Meeting Tags give you a simple way to organize meetings by topic, project, or team. Why we built it This has been one of our most requested features. Many of you told us that finding past meetings was harder ...

... User research interview Hiring interview https://tana.inc/templates/categ... Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe): Real-time transcription is awesome. Does it translate the different languages afterwards? This seems like a bit more robust version of @Granola - a bit more like @Krisp ! Supertags also seems pretty helpful once you get the hang of it. Right now I use Krisp

... quite nice as well, now just to find a time to not use Granola haha. Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe): @evantaylor   @emikes919  interesting take! I also typically have 2. Granola and right now using BuildBetter or Krisp in some meetings. I like BuildBetter's chat function - really solid. Comment from Evan Taylor(@evantaylor): @emikes919  I liked Fathom when I used it, but I hate having a bot in my meetings. That's the main reason I switched ... ... better from one app to another, but the rising tide of AI progress will lift all ships here. Other than that, all the cool features I've seen introduces can be pretty easily copied by all well-funded competitors

... leeanntrang that give me the heebie jeebies! It feels far less intrusive to have the notetaker on the call than to have it record my computer's entire audio. Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): To my knowledge, @Granola and @Krisp are the two that don't join the meeting and record and transcribe directly from your computer's audio. Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @ph_leeanntrang   @andrew_g_stewart  Agree! There are legal concerns with this ...