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3yr ago

Mark O'Donoghue

IRIS Clarity

Maker

@sanjaybanerjee Awesome Sanjay, really appreciate that!

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3yr ago

Sanjay Banerjee

@mrkodnghe We always upvote good SaaS projects

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3yr ago

Xander Berry

Been looking for this forever - somehow some of my colleagues always sound like they’re in a wind tunnel regardless of device or connection. I’m wondering what the timeline is for windows rollout? Also, wondering if mobile apps are on the roadmap (your faq seems to imply yes but probably not for a while). Could you also explain how it works to isolate noise on both sides of the call? If the counterpart doesn’t have iris installed they hear as clearly as I do? Super interesting. Thanks!!

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3yr ago

Rob Reng

IRIS Clarity

Maker

@xanderberry Hello and thanks for the interest in our product. Regarding the Windows roll out, we're in the final stages of Microsoft certification and hope to have that wrapped up and finalised in the next two weeks. Mobile apps are on our roadmap yes - the first release there will be our iOS and Android SDKs which will allow video chat and VoIP providers to implement our tech in their products. Finally, yes the tech is bi-directional. You connect us to an app like Zoom, MS Teams, or Google meet using the audio input and output settings - one for Mic (so we process your background noise on the way out) and one for speaker (so we process everyone else's background noise before it gets to you). Hope that answers your queries!

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3yr ago

Thomas Skavhellen

Cardanti Smart Business Card

Will this work if I'm recording a podcast through the mac or is it only through an online conference app? Like if I would record into a recording software on the mac, will it help canceling out background noise for that recording?

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3yr ago

Rob Reng

IRIS Clarity

Maker

@skavhellen hey there. Yes it works on any application where you can set the audio inputs and outputs - So if you're using something like logic, ableton or audacity you can set the input to iris clarity mic and it will clean up the mic input before its recorded yes. It can be considered as a virtual audio driver much like a sound card. Hope that helps!

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3yr ago

Rob Reng

IRIS Clarity

Maker

@skavhellen ps we are also developing an VST/AU audio plugin at the moment for more typical recording/production usage - so you'll be able to use it for post processing of existing noisy material too....

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3yr ago

IRIS Clarity

AI voice isolation that brings clarity to your online calls