Hit record, talk to yourself, get a document back.
Press record, walk through whatever is on your screen, and Hyprcore hands back a note with a player, a click-to-seek transcript, chapters, and a written document — no meeting, no second person required. Meetings now summarize themselves while they are still running. And Hyprcore will finally spell your teammates' names and your product's jargon the way you spell them, because you can teach it.
Recording notes — record a walkthrough on your own and get back a transcript, chapters, and a written doc
A summary that writes itself while the meeting is still happening
A custom vocabulary, so names, acronyms, and product terms come out right
An Agent tab that can search your vault and act in it, not just talk about it
Onboarding down to three steps, with the model downloading in the background
- Recording notes — record a screen-and-mic or audio-only walkthrough, and it lands in your vault as a note with a media player, a transcript you can click to jump around, chapters, and an AI-written document
- Ask questions about any recording, the same way you already do with meetings
- A quick-record shortcut you can bind, plus a way in from Home, the sidebar, the command palette, and any folder
- Live meeting summary — the Summary tab fills itself in while you are still on the call, instead of making you wait for the end
- Custom vocabulary — add names, product terms, and acronyms in Settings, and every transcription uses them: local or cloud, live or after the fact
- An Agent tab on the Knowledge page — a chat that can actually search, read, and write in your vault, inside a sandbox that keeps it there
- A raw / enhanced switch on summaries, for when you would rather see what was really said
- A theme picker, so the app can look the way you want it to
- Credits for managed cloud transcription and summaries — you pay for what you use, and nothing more
- Onboarding is three steps now — welcome, permissions, one model — and that model downloads in the background while you get on with it
- The recording-consent notice appears at your first recording, where it means something, instead of during setup
- A meeting model is offered the moment you need one, right inside the record dialog
- A microphone left too quiet is detected and boosted for the recording, then put back exactly as you had it
- Recordings link themselves to the calendar event they belong to
- Failures during post-processing tell you what happened instead of dying quietly in a log file
- Transcripts inventing sentences during silence, and one speaker being credited with words from the other side of the call
- Live transcription cutting out mid-meeting on some cloud connections
- A dictation failure that showed nothing at all on the overlay
- Meetings that looked like they had no model when one was sitting there, ready