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Kleervox
AI Noise Cancellation for your meetings and calls.
4 followers
AI Noise Cancellation for your meetings and calls.
4 followers
Kleervox is a real-time, on-device noise and echo cancellation app for Windows and Linux. It removes background noise, reduces speaker echo, and creates a clean virtual microphone for Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Discord, and other call apps. Audio is processed privately on your computer and never uploaded. Start free with no sign-in required.
Hi Product Hunt! 👋
We built Kleervox because background noise and speaker echo can make important online calls difficult to follow. Many noise-cancellation services also process microphone audio in the cloud—which isn’t ideal for private conversations.
Kleervox is a real-time desktop noise and echo-cancellation app that processes audio entirely on your computer. It creates a virtual microphone you can select in Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Discord, and other calling apps.
What Kleervox offers:
• Real-time background noise cancellation
• Independent acoustic echo cancellation
• Private, on-device audio processing
• A virtual microphone that works across calling apps
• Windows and Linux support
• A Free plan with one hour of noise cancellation per day
• A Pro plan with unlimited use
You can also test the noise cancellation directly in your browser before downloading the desktop app.
We’d love your honest feedback on the overall experience, output audio quality, and noise cancellation performance.
If you encounter an issue, please mention your operating system, microphone, and calling app so we will investigate it properly.
Website: https://kleervox.com/
Download: https://kleervox.com/download
Pricing: https://kleervox.com/pricing
Thank you for checking out Kleervox! I’m looking forward to hearing your feedback. 🙌
love the no sign in approach, super low friction. one thing that would push me to actually commit long term is a simple visual meter showing how much noise is being removed in real time, so i can tweak the strength without guessing. would be a nice addition
having the audio stay on-device is honestly a huge selling point these days, so thanks for that. one thing though, you could add a simple toggle or hotkey to quickly bypass the processing when you're not on a call, basically so it's not always running in the background eating up cpu.