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The best conversations don't show up on your calendar. They happen spontaneously, IRL. That's why we built hyper. Every week, conversations fall through the cracks. The thing your cofounder said over coffee. The decision you made in a 1:1 but never wrote down. The action item someone definitely agreed to — but no one remembers who. Hyper fixes that. MONDAY MORNING. ONE TAP.
Walk into any conversation — coffee chat, sync, standup — and tap once. That's it. No setup, no workspaces, no folders. Just talk. MID-CONVERSATION. "HEY HYPER."
"What did we say about the deadline last sync?" Ask anything, hands-free, without breaking flow. Hyper answers from everything it's heard. MEETING'S OVER. YOU DIDN'T TAKE A SINGLE NOTE.
Doesn't matter. You've got a gorgeous summary, a full transcript, and to-do's that wrote themselves. SOMETHING OFF? REWRITE WITH A WHISPER.
Just tell hyper what to change. Your notes, your way. FRIDAY. NOTHING GOT DROPPED.
Every conversation, searchable. Every action item, tracked. Every "wait, what did we decide?" — answered. END OF WEEK.
Hyper sends you the highlight reel. How many conversations. How many minutes. The word you couldn't stop saying. You cooked this week! --- - Sign up with your phone number. That's it.
- Works for 1:1s, coffee chats, standups, study sessions — any conversation worth remembering
- Free to get started Subscribe to Hyper Believer for unlimited recording. Payment is charged through your Apple ID. Subscriptions automatically renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel anytime in Settings > Apple ID > Subscriptions. Privacy Policy: https://gethyper.space/privacy.html
Terms of Service: https://gethyper.space/terms.html For any questions, comments, and feedback, please feel free to email hyperspaceroot@gmail.com
This app will be super useful for someone like me who does a lot of coffee chats and 1:1s.The real-time assistant is the standout feature. Being able to quickly ask questions or recall context during a conversation hands-free is incredibly helpful and lets me stay fully present. The weekly highlight reel is a simple but thoughtful way to look back at key moments and reflect on what conversations stood out and where my time and attention have been going.Overall, the features feel intentionally designed to support more thoughtful conversations and help build more meaningful connections over time!
This is very useful app, especially for someone who spends his day/week in multiple meetings and can’t have time to take detailed notes or action items. This can save several hours of boring tedious work and accurately summarizes notes, action items and possibly create calendar invites. Real time saver.
Definitely going to be using this day to day. Can't count the number of times I have to follow up over slack to ask someone "remind me what you said when we chatted at the coffee machine?" when I could just have it in hand.
Two major updates: 1. Previously only supported iOS 26, but now supports all versions from iOS 18.6 onwards.
2. Explicit screen for users to enable permissions (speech and microphone) that the app requires, so it doesn't break your flow as you try to record.
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This is a cool use case. Is any of the voice AI running on-device already? If you're planning to do some of the processing on-device and/or cross platform, we're working on some dev tools you might find useful (free to 10K MAUs / cheap after that + lots of open source coming soon). Check out switchboard.audio or feel free to hit me up; always interested in chatting about new use cases in real time voice AI, especially in the consumer space where local/hybrid audio pipelines are useful.
we currently just run wakeword detection on-device, though we're certainly considering expanding (mostly for latency reasons). Will give switchboard a look!
The interface also allow to comment, post and interact with the original HN platform. Credentials are stored locally and are never sent to any server, you can check the source code here: https://github.com/GabrielePicco/hacker-news-rich.
