Noise removal
Studio-quality voice in open offices, cafés and busy homes.
Krisp puts voice intelligence into every conversation: it cleans the sound, helps people be understood, translates speech and writes the follow-up for you.
Switch any of them on or off whenever you like. Most run on your device, so audio stays quick and private.
Studio-quality voice in open offices, cafés and busy homes.
Neutral, easy-to-follow speech for global customer and team calls.
Speak your language and be understood in another, in real time.
Transcripts and recaps without a bot joining your meeting.
Follow-ups and owners pulled out of the conversation automatically.
Send notes to your CRM, chat and project tools in one click.
Clarity 2 is the engine inside Krisp. It separates the human voice from everything else, even when several people talk in a noisy room.
Krisp sits between your microphone and your calling app and studies the sound as it happens.
Noise disappears, accents are balanced and your voice moves on clean and clear.
The conversation turns into a transcript, a recap and a list of tasks.
Clean calls, instant CRM notes and fewer follow-up emails to write.
Clearer agents, shorter calls and consistent wrap-up recaps.
Embed the same voice models in your own app through the SDK.
Krisp AI is the set of voice models inside Krisp: noise removal, accent smoothing, translation and an AI note taker, all tuned for meetings.
Yes. Krisp shows up as a microphone and a speaker, so it works with practically any calling or recording app.
Head to the download page, pick your device and install. The same installer includes every AI feature.
Noise and accent processing happen on your device. Cloud features, such as extra transcription languages, only handle audio you choose to record.
Yes. The mobile app records and transcribes conversations, in-person ones included, and syncs them with your account.
There is. Try the core features for free and upgrade for higher limits and team tools.
Install Krisp, switch on the voice AI and hear the difference from the first hello.