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Previous versions

[v1.7.0]July 25, 2026

Speak in your language. Teach Hyprcore your words.

Pick the language you are speaking and Hyprcore keeps it that way — or turn on translation when English is what you need. Your custom vocabulary now follows you everywhere, so names, acronyms, and product terms come out right in both dictation and meetings.

[v1.6.5]July 24, 2026

Take your meeting with you.

You can now download any meeting as Markdown, plain text, or Word — from Hyprcore or from a shared link. It is also easier to put a real name to each voice, so your transcript becomes more useful over time.

[v1.6.4]July 23, 2026

Your calendar is now part of the meeting.

Connect Google Calendar or Microsoft Calendar and Hyprcore brings your upcoming meetings, attendees, and call links into one place. Meetings start with the right context, and it is easier to recognize who is speaking once the call is over.

[v1.6.3]July 21, 2026

Bring your files in. Keep the context.

Bring in audio, documents, and email exports in batches, then ask Hyprcore about them alongside your meetings. Home is also calmer and faster to navigate, with clearer ways to start a meeting or import what you already have.

[v0.7.0]April 28, 2026

A new look, a floating recorder, and a vault that feels like home.

Hyprcore's biggest release yet. The whole app has been rebuilt on a calm, document-style design system. Meetings now record in their own floating window, the vault feels like a real workspace, ⌘K opens anywhere, and notes get Notion-style icons and cover images. Plus in-app analytics opt-in and a refreshed brand.

[v0.6.1]April 19, 2026

Grok joins the lineup.

xAI's Grok lands in the cloud model picker alongside a few smaller models worth having around. Free users get a clearer path to upgrade, and the auto-updater now actually ships the artifacts it is supposed to.

[v0.6.0]April 18, 2026

Updates, delivered quietly.

Hyprcore now updates itself. A quiet background check on every launch, a small toast when a new version is ready, and a dedicated Updates tab in Settings when you want to see what's coming.

Release history

Binaries for older releases are not archived on this channel. Full notes for every release live on the changelog.

[v1.8]Take the tour, then hear every speaker for who they are.Release notes →[v1.5]Hit record, talk to yourself, get a document back.Release notes →[v1.3]Say “Hyper,” then say what you want.Release notes →[v1.2]Watch your words appear as you say them.Release notes →[v1.1]Your calendar, your AI tools, and a command line of your own.Release notes →[v1.0]Your vault, in plain files.Release notes →[v0.9]Shareable meeting links, in-app support, and a clearer privacy choice.Release notes →[v0.8]New speech engines, a menubar mini-bar, and a quieter, more honest app.Release notes →[v0.5.0]Action items, and Hyprcore for teams.Release notes →[v0.4.3]Diarization tuning and Windows mic fixes.Release notes →[v0.4.2]Paste reliability, Core Audio tap polish.Release notes →[v0.4.1]Speaker labels that stick around.Release notes →[v0.4.0]Cleaner audio. Sharper speakers.Release notes →[v0.3.2]Hallucination filter and a full i18n refresh.Release notes →[v0.3.1]More cloud models and batch Deepgram.Release notes →[v0.3.0]Meetings are a first-class thing.Release notes →[v0.2.3]Keycode and paste fixes.Release notes →[v0.2.2]Small quality-of-life touches.Release notes →[v0.2.1]Stability on slow disks.Release notes →[v0.2.0]Design refresh and on-demand mic.Release notes →[v0.1.3]Linux Wayland crash fixes.Release notes →[v0.1.0]Hello, world.Release notes →

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