Take the tour, then hear every speaker for who they are.
A guided tour now walks you through Hyprcore and asks you to try dictation for real, in a box on the screen, rather than telling you it works. Underneath it, the biggest pass we have made on meeting transcripts: the echo of your own speakers no longer comes back as a second speaker, remote participants stop being renamed to you, and long silences stop turning into invented sentences. And the whole cloud model lineup is current again — twelve new models to choose from, with DeepSeek V4 Flash and Grok STT taking over as the defaults.
A product tour that has you actually dictate, not just read about it
Seven new cloud models for summaries and dictation, five new ones for transcription
DeepSeek V4 Flash is the new default — quicker and cheaper than what it replaces
Your own speakers no longer echo back into the transcript as a second person
Remote speakers keep their own identity instead of being labelled as you
- [v1.7.1]Jul 29, 2026
The product tour, the local model download area, and the meeting-transcript quality pass.
- A product tour — a short guided walkthrough of the app, with chapters you can take one at a time and skip whenever you like
- The dictation step in the tour hands you a text box and waits for you to talk into it, so you finish knowing it works on your machine rather than being told
- Settings → Models → Local now shows whether your local runtime is up, and links you to it when it is not — download buttons wait until it can answer
- Seven new cloud models for meeting summaries, chat, and dictation clean-up: DeepSeek V4 Flash and V4 Pro, GPT-5.6 Luna and Luna Pro, MiniMax M3, GLM-5.2, and Gemini 3 Flash
- DeepSeek V4 Flash becomes the cloud default — faster and cheaper than the model it replaces, and it moves you over once. If you picked a model by hand, yours stays exactly where you put it
- Five new transcription models: Grok STT, Deepgram Nova-3, Qwen3 ASR Flash, GPT-4o mini Transcribe, and Fish Audio Transcribe
- Grok STT becomes the default for meetings, and Qwen3 ASR Flash is the one to reach for if you work in Chinese
- The Speech-to-Text tab now tells you which models are actually in use, the way the Intelligence tab already did
- Meeting transcripts are cleaner end to end: pauses are no longer swallowed into the sentence before them, and a long block of speech is broken into the turns it really was
- Transcripts made on your own machine now carry word-by-word timing, so speaker changes are cut at real word boundaries instead of handed wholesale to whoever talked most
- Speaker separation re-thinks its own decisions instead of committing to the first grouping it finds, so one bad moment of audio no longer drags a whole speaker along with it
- Meetings cost noticeably less to run in the cloud — the same audio is no longer transcribed and billed twice, and long meetings stop paying for a summary rewrite every fifty seconds
- Importing an existing library of recordings works properly: speakers are separated, and transcripts from other apps land with their timings intact
- A machine that was reinstalled or reset no longer holds two of your device slots forever
- The same sentence appearing twice in a meeting — once as you, once as the person actually speaking — in both the live view and the finished transcript
- A remote participant being renamed to you because your microphone happened to be picking up the room
- Long silences coming back as invented sentences, sometimes in a language nobody on the call was speaking
- Chunks of long meetings being dropped from cloud transcription without a word about it
- Dictating raising the "meeting detected" banner, because Hyprcore heard itself holding the microphone
- The Ask panel on a saved capture rendering off the bottom of the screen with no way to scroll to it
- Two captures with the same filename in different folders sharing one conversation