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Here's to hoping they make a version for Windows and/or Linux. Mac support is nice, but this seems business-focused (though handy for casual use).

Most businesses, especially outside of Silicon Valley, don't use Mac; Windows will likely be a larger market.

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2Hz CEO here (we built Krisp).

Windows support will come in Dec. We are working hard on it.

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

This. A VST plugin would open a lot of opportunities to integrate.

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?

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?

It's currently free as it's in Public Beta. Krisp will have a freemium business model after Beta.

How about Linux? Shouldn't be that much more of a lift.

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.

+1 Will help many devs who do remote work and have to take calls.

How about iOS, particularly for X series phones which have the "bionic" ML co-processor with installable models?

Anyway for this to work within the browser, maybe via wasm?

I'm hoping for an iOS/Android version.

Mobile support is harder since Krisp won't be able to register as a virtual mic/speaker on Android or iOS. At least we haven't found any way around it.

There's an app for Android called SoundAbout, which can reroute audio. Not sure how it works, but maybe something similar is possible for Krisp? https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.woodslink....

This looks intriguing. Do you know if it receives the audio and re-routes or simply changes the routing configuration?

It simply changes the audio configuration. There's no way to intercept and modify audio data on Android, unless you're rooted. :(

double-edged sword - bug Apple enough and you might get support, or bought..

Or cloned

Even in silocon valley, any non-"art design" business uses windows as the primary machines

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