Krisp AI Meeting Note Taker

The core feature is an AI notetaker that joins no bot to your call. Krisp captures audio at the device level, so it works with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack Huddles, and any other conferencing tool without a plugin per app. Because no bot appears in the participant list, the experience stays quiet and private, which is the main reason teams pick Krisp over bot-based rivals. It records online and in-person meetings and turns each one into notes, a transcript, and a list of action items.

Krisp transcribes meetings in real time and writes a summary that pulls out key points, decisions, and next steps. Transcripts are speaker-aware with timestamps, so you can tell who said what and jump to the moment you need. These smart meeting notes pull the top of every call into one place. Krisp handles 17 languages and offers three modes, transcript-only, audio, and video, so you can pick how much to capture. Search runs across your whole meeting history, and an AI chat answers questions about a call without replaying it.

Noise cancellation is where Krisp started, and it still sets the product apart. It removes background noise, secondary voices, and echo from both inbound and outbound audio, so a barking dog on your end never reaches the caller, and their noisy office never reaches you. The same engine runs in every plan, and it works with any headset and any conferencing or call center platform. For anyone taking calls from a busy place, this is the feature that decides whether the audio is usable.

Accent conversion reshapes speech in real time so an accent is easier to follow, on both the speaker's side and the listener's side. It keeps the speaker's own voice, tone, and emotion rather than swapping in a synthetic voice, which matters when you still want to sound like yourself. It supports Indian, Filipino, South African, and Latin American accents on the speaker side, with British and US English outputs. The point is fewer misunderstandings in global meetings, not erasing how someone talks.

Krisp pushes notes and action items into the tools teams already use, including Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, Notion, and Zapier, so insights land in the CRM and checklists update on their own. Workspaces collect meetings, agendas, and follow-ups in one place and let a manager see activity across a team. Custom vocabulary holds up to 750 terms per workspace, which keeps names, acronyms, and industry words spelled right in the transcript.

Not every conversation happens on a screen. The Krisp mobile app records and transcribes walk-and-talks, sit-down meetings, lectures, and voice memos, and it works offline once the audio is captured. You can also upload an existing audio or video file and get a transcript and summary from it. The mobile app leaves out noise cancellation today, which the company says is coming, so the offline path is about notes rather than clean audio.