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Hyper
Perfect memory for every real-world conversation
48 followers
Perfect memory for every real-world conversation
48 followers
Nearly all existing meeting tools start and end with documents. We think that's the wrong answer. You don't want enhanced notes, you just want to ask "what did we decide about pricing?" 3 weeks later and just get the answer directly. Hyper is an iOS voice AI for IRL conversations (1:1s, coffee chats, walks). One tap record, ask it anything mid-conversations with "hey hyper", or after to find answers across everything you've ever recorded. Perfect memory without files or folders or organization.
Hyper
Hey PH! I'm Shalin, building Hyper with my co-founder Kanyes.
At our last company (a robotics startup), the most important decisions never happened in scheduled meetings. They happened spontaneously (in hallways, over lunch, on walks). None of it got captured. And every recorder we tried was built for Zoom calls with agendas, not for real life.
What we realized was that even the tools that DO capture your conversations give you a document, a summary, or notes as the final artifact. And then what? You file it somewhere, never open it again, and three weeks later you're in another meeting going "wait, what did we decide about the deadline?"
We think the whole paradigm is wrong. You don't want better documents from your conversations. You want answers to your questions.
So we built Hyper. It's an iOS app where you tap to record any conversation (a 1:1 with your cofounder, a coffee chat, a standup, a brainstorming session). Then Hyper transcribes in real-time, and you can ask it questions mid-conversation ("hey hyper, what did we decide about pricing last time?") without breaking flow. Afterward, it generates notes and gives you one tap follow-ups (email drafts, slack messages) that integrate natively on your phone.
We're starting with this, but over the longer-term, we'd like to build a memory layer across every important conversation you've ever had. No files or folders or manual organization, just ask and get the answer. We're building towards a system that can resolve conflicting information, surface stale decisions, and untangle the messiest problems your team faces.
We're currently two founders, self-funded, building in SF. The design is intentionally bold and a bit weird. We wanted something that feels a bit more fun that traditional enterprise software, and ultimately something we ourselves would fall in love with. We'd love for you to try it in your next real conversation and tell us what you think.
— Shalin & Kanyes
Capturing the conversation isn't the hard part — it's retrieval without noise. An hour of meeting has maybe 3 minutes of actual signal: the decision, the unresolved tension, the thing that got glossed over. Curious how Hyper handles the signal-to-noise problem — does it surface by time, by participant, or by something semantic?