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2Hz CEO here (we built Krisp). Windows support will come in Dec. We are working hard on it.

• kuzko_topia 8y ago
  Oh cool thanks for the roadmap, but do you have a way to inform us on what kind of monetization path you're going for? where is the catch?
  • davitb 8y ago
    It's currently free as it's in Public Beta. Krisp will have a freemium business model after Beta.
• c2h5oh 8y ago
  How about a VST plugin? that would give you cross-platform support (Mac/Windows/Linux/iOS) and would allow it to be used as a part of many, many audio processing pipelines - from simple streamers/youtubers all the way to pros
  • dmos62 8y ago
    This. A VST plugin would open a lot of opportunities to integrate.
• taf2 8y ago
  Anyway for this to work within the browser, maybe via wasm?
• tootie 8y ago
  What does it actually filter on? Is it trained to recognize my voice or just any human voice? I can see you can smartly filter out noisy noise, but can it also filter out nearby conversations like in an office environment?
• halbritt 8y ago
  How about Linux? Shouldn't be that much more of a lift.
  • hbornfree 8y ago
    +1 Will help many devs who do remote work and have to take calls.
  • MayeulC 8y ago
    Yeah, and I have to de-noise a conference I recorded a few days ago before uploading it. A Linux version of such a tool would be of great help, although I will rather try standard approaches first.
• rladd 8y ago
  How about iOS, particularly for X series phones which have the "bionic" ML co-processor with installable models?