Krisp

Krisp is a Voice AI platform for professionals, teams, contact centers, and developers who need clearer conversations and more useful meeting intelligence. Krisp is best known for AI noise cancellation that can remove noise from calls in real time, but its broader role is to make spoken work easier to hear, capture, understand, and act on. At its center is a simple problem that affects almost every digital conversation: calls often happen in imperfect environments. Background chatter, keyboard clicks, room echo, traffic, and unstable audio can make a meeting or support interaction harder than it needs to be. The platform addresses that by cleaning voice input and output across conferencing, calling, and collaboration tools, helping people sound more present without changing where they work. For meeting-heavy teams, the tool extends beyond audio cleanup into the work that happens after the call. Its AI meeting assistant can transcribe audio, produce meeting notes, generate summaries, identify action items, and help turn discussion into structured follow-up. This makes it useful not only during live conversations, but also for people who need a reliable record of what was decided, who owns the next step, and what context should be shared with others. Productivity is a major part of the story because many meetings create hidden administrative work. Audio summarization, agendas, recordings, and CRM updates reduce the need for manual note-taking and post-call data entry. Instead of treating calls as isolated events, the platform helps convert voice conversations into searchable information and workflow-ready outputs. In customer service and sales environments, Krisp is positioned as more than a personal call-quality tool. Krisp supports call center operations with capabilities such as accent conversion, voice translation, agent assist, speech analytics, and voice security. These features are aimed at improving comprehension, coaching agents, monitoring performance, and making high-volume voice interactions more consistent. Accent conversion and voice translation point to a broader goal: reducing communication friction across global teams and customer bases. The value is not only cleaner sound, but also greater intelligibility between people who may speak different languages, have different accents, or work across noisy office and remote settings. In that sense, the platform treats voice quality as both a technical issue and an accessibility issue for modern work. Developers can also use Krisp through voice AI models and APIs, which makes the technology available inside other products and workflows. Krisp provides developer-facing capabilities for teams that want to build noise cancellation, transcription, speech understanding, or voice enhancement into their own applications. This gives the company a dual identity: a ready-to-use workplace tool and an infrastructure layer for voice-enabled software. The product’s character is practical rather than experimental. It focuses on everyday communication problems that are easy to recognize, such as distracting background noise, missed meeting details, unclear accents, and repetitive post-call admin. The AI is valuable when it stays close to the conversation and helps people communicate with less effort. Organizations that rely heavily on calls, meetings, and spoken customer interactions will find the platform most relevant. Krisp is especially suited to remote teams, hybrid workplaces, sales teams, support centers, recruiters, consultants, and anyone whose work depends on being heard clearly and remembering what was said. Its strongest promise is to make voice communication cleaner in the moment and more useful after the conversation ends.