Perfect memory for every real-world conversation
Nearly all existing meeting tools start and end with documents. We think that's the wrong answer. You don't want enhanced notes, you just want to ask "what did we decide about pricing?" 3 weeks later and just get the answer directly. Hyper is an iOS voice AI for IRL conversations (1:1s, coffee chats, walks). One tap record, ask it anything mid-conversations with "hey hyper", or after to find answers across everything you've ever recorded. Perfect memory without files or folders or organization.
Hey PH! I'm Shalin, building Hyper with my co-founder Kanyes. At our last company (a robotics startup), the most important decisions never happened in scheduled meetings. They happened spontaneously (in hallways, over lunch, on walks). None of it got captured. And every recorder we tried was built for Zoom calls with agendas, not for real life. What we realized was that even the tools that DO capture your conversations give you a document, a summary, or notes as the final artifact. And then what
As someone who's spent afternoons debugging a conversation I half-remember from standup, the idea of searchable real-world transcripts feels like replacing a whiteboard with a time machine. Curious how you handle the inevitable "I didn't actually mean that" moments when colleagues request deletions.
Heyy Shalin, nice launch! I've been waiting for something like this for ages. Out of curiosity, how are you approaching the consent issue? Are users expected to ask everyone if they could record them, does the platform offer any support for this issue?
One question: how does Hyper handle sensitive conversations? For 1:1s with cofounders or investor calls, some people will want certain things off the record. Is there a quick way to pause recording without it feeling disruptive? Congrats on the launch!
It would be great for a meeting assistant to have memory. It would be even better if it can autonomously perform low-risk actions that were agreed upon on the call. Just a thought.
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