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Krisp Mac — Mute background noise during calls
Take calls from wherever you want without being embarrassed for the crying baby noise or airport noise in the background.
Krisp works with any conferencing app and with headset .
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Baadier Sydow
This is perhaps a weird usage but would this improve the quality of my tutorial/course video's audio? It doesnt seem to be one of the applications of the tech?
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@baadier that's right it will work. However please keep in mind that Krisp is currently better suited for call as it uses 16kHz sampling rate. For tutorial videos you might want to use higher sampling rate. 44kHz support is in our roadmap.
@baadier @davit_baghdasaryan Looking forward to 44kHz support for recording audio courses (& podcast episodes).
This is really cool. I've been looking for something like this for some time now and was about to create it myself!
What's your tech stack and how long did it take to create?
@joey_tawadrous The tech is entirely powered by Machine Learning. It took us more than 2 years to come up with this DNN model.
This looks great. Looking forward to trying it on Monday.
Any thoughts on charging for it? Seems like a lot of effort went into this. I would hate to see it ‘go away’ in the future.
@scottw thanks for the great question. The Beta will remain free. We don't have any finalized scheme yet but I assume that it will be kind of freemium model in the future.
Great product by great team! Would love to see Krisp on other platforms too. Good luck! 😉
Seems to work quite well. Can sometimes hear a little bit of background conversation in behind the active speaker but only when they're talking. I wonder if the algorithm is affected positively or negatively by something like the beam-forming microphones in my AirPods?
Pros:Seems to work with my video and audio conferencing apps on Mac
Cons:No iOS app
I imagine this super-super-super awesome product helping me not to be in panic when there is an important call and i cant find a calm place
If they continue to improve the performance issues, definitely will recommend this app to others.
Pros:Works amazing!
Cons:Very high CPU usage. On a new iMac and Krisp will sit at around 40% CPU usage when it's running.
Well done: 👍 “Your voice and any audio never leaves your device.
All the magic happens locally on your device. Krisp is designed with privacy in mind.”
Congratulations 2Hz team with the release. Impatiently waiting for the next meeting call to test it.
The demos are really amazing.
If it really works as promised, our customer success team will be happy to use it with the clients.
Do you have an ETA for iPhone or Android release?
@armen_mkrtchian would be awesome if your customer success team to tries it.
Unfortunately iPhone/Android are not in the roadmap yet. There are integration challenges on mobile architecture.
Hi ProductHunt, I'm the CEO&Co-Founder of 2Hz.ai, the maker of Krisp app.
@ozgrozer could you please list me and @artavazd_minasyan as Makers?
This has been an accidental launch for us and caught us by surprise. We are very excited with it though!
Krisp is using Deep Learning to separate background noise from human voice in real time. This is the first deployment of DNN based noise cancellation in laptops. And I must say the quality is quite amazing.
Currently the App is only available on Mac. Windows version will come very soon.
You can use Krisp with any Conferencing app and headset of your choice.
Please download it, start using and share your feedback here.
We will be happy to answer all your questions.
@davit_baghdasaryan Is there any compression or degradation of sound quality with this? I'm wondering if it could be any use as a filter when recording vocals for music e.g. for small time musicians recording at home, limiting the need for soundproofing.. or for podcasters.
@joshuafry Krisp is designed to filter out everything that is not human voice. So it might not work that well for recording music.
@davit_baghdasaryan Having a "non-human voice filter" is defo very helpful. My other pain when using VoIP is the echo on meeting rooms. Is Krisp able to reduce the room echo/reverb?
@ricardo_a_muacho most VoIP solutions successfully address echo. There is only one situation where echo is still unsolved. Thats when there are multiple mics (laptops) in the same room and network latency is high.
What's more interesting is reverberation. Yes, Krisp will solve it soon. We are working on it.
We need a reverse version of this. When you are in a pub, but adding background noise from office to look busy 😉
Actually great app, wow factor delivered!
Initial testing using Slack in a busy office gave fantastic results. Killer app idea.. and good use of AI to boot
@sophia_arakelyan thanks. We are putting lots of effort in improving the core value of the product - that is voice audio quality improvement and usability.
There are also some very cool features in the roadmap. Stay tuned.
