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[v1.11]Sep 4, 2026Major

Hyprcore runs on Windows. And setup proves it works before you start.

For a long time the answer to “is there a Windows version?” was no. Now there is one — dictation, meetings that capture both sides of the call, and screen recording, with transcription still running on your own machine rather than someone else’s. Setup was rebuilt around proof as well: it ends when you have said a sentence and watched your own words come back, not when a download finishes. And your meetings can live in an Obsidian vault you already have, one click away.

01

Run Hyprcore on Windows — dictation, meetings, and screen recording, on Windows 10 and 11

02

Record both sides of a call on Windows, with no audio driver to install and nothing to allow

03

Install the Hyprcore plugin into an Obsidian vault you already have, in one click

04

Finish setup only once you have said a sentence and seen your own words come back

05

Stop losing an afternoon to a meeting you forgot to end — the recording notices the call is over

New
  • Hyprcore runs on Windows — the whole app, not a cut-down one. Hold Ctrl+Space and talk, and the words go into whatever you were typing into. Meetings, action items, the vault and your local models all work the way they do on a Mac. The installer is signed, it updates itself, and it needs Windows 10 (version 1809) or later
  • Meetings on Windows record both sides of the call: your microphone and the sound coming out of your speakers, kept apart and then mixed, so the other people on the call end up in the transcript instead of just you. There is no audio driver to install, no cable to route, and nothing to allow
  • A meeting on Windows can capture your screen alongside the audio
  • Windows never asks an app like Hyprcore for permission to use your microphone — it is a switch in Settings you may have flipped years ago. If it is off, Hyprcore says so and takes you to it, instead of behaving as though dictation is broken
  • Put your meetings inside Obsidian. Settings → Integrations → Obsidian lists the vaults Obsidian already knows about and installs the Hyprcore plugin into the one you choose, so meetings, notes and attachments arrive among your own notes rather than in a second vault of Hyprcore’s shape. The plugin reads the app on your own machine — no account, no API key, nothing sent anywhere
  • Open the vault folder in your file browser straight from Settings → About
  • Setup now ends in proof rather than a progress bar. Four screens, and the last one waits until you have said a sentence and watched it come back — one thing to try that confirms the microphone, a working input device, the download, and transcription all at once. If it will not work after three tries, it hands you a support message with the details already filled in instead of leaving you stuck
  • One download now covers both dictation and meetings, instead of two
  • Make the whole interface bigger — text, icons and spacing together — if the default is small on your display
  • A routine can write down what it found as a note in your vault, and tick off a commitment it can see you have already finished, so a morning briefing stops reading back every promise you have ever made
  • A guide to routines, with a walkthrough you can replay
Improved
  • A recording notices when the call is over. Leave a meeting without stopping Hyprcore and it now sees the call end and tells you, instead of running for hours into an empty room
  • A meeting can take its name from the calendar event it belongs to
  • Speaker separation stays within the number of people you said were in the room, and leaves a voice unnamed rather than guessing between two equally close matches. It can also tell you how much of a recording is people talking over each other
  • Removing a meeting’s media can drop the video and keep the audio
  • Hyprcore opens dark by default now. If you chose the light theme, it stays
Fixed
  • Speakers swapping places partway through a transcript
  • Dictation adding sign-offs and subtitle credits that nobody said
  • A tapped shortcut recording nothing at all, and a short press quietly latching the recording on
  • Pasted text arriving mangled because the clipboard came back too early
  • Rebuilding a meeting un-ticking action items someone had already finished
  • Google Calendar failing to sync, and a sync that would not settle
  • Signing in looping back on itself, and a hang at startup on a poor connection
  • Tables written by the assistant collapsing into run-on text
  • A stranded recording hiding a meeting and inflating your recorded hours
  • A video turning into a new chapter every two seconds while it played
[v1.10]Aug 14, 2026Major

Write the instruction once. It runs while you are away.

Until now Hyprcore only worked while you were sitting in front of it. Routines change that: a trigger, an instruction in plain English, and a list of what it is allowed to touch. A routine can run on a schedule, half an hour before a meeting, or the moment one ends — reading your mail and your notes to brief you, drafting a follow-up for you to look at, or posting a finished meeting to whatever you already automate. Ten of them come already written, and every one of them is a file in your vault you can open and read.

01

Routines — tell Hyprcore what to do in plain English, and when

02

Connect Gmail, Outlook, Notion and web search, read-only until you say otherwise

03

Webhooks that POST a finished meeting to n8n, Zapier, Make or your own endpoint

04

Ask a question from anywhere, by voice or by typing, answered from your vault

05

Run routines and chat on your own Claude Code subscription instead of ours

New
  • Routines: a trigger, an instruction written in plain English, and a list of what the routine may reach. It can run on a schedule, a set number of minutes before a calendar event, when a recording starts, when a meeting ends, or only when you press the button
  • Ten routines come already written — meeting prep before an external call, a morning briefing, a Friday review, a sweep for commitments going stale, follow-up drafts, a research brief, a topic watch, and three that post to your own systems. A template fills in the editor and waits; nothing starts running because you clicked a card
  • Two separate settings decide how much rope a routine gets. One covers your machine — whether it can touch files and run commands. The other covers change — read only, stop and ask you first, or act on its own. “Draft my replies but never touch my disk” is a normal thing to want, and one slider cannot say it
  • Connect Gmail, Outlook mail, Notion and web search. The settings panel tells you what a connection can reach in words — read your mail, draft replies — rather than showing you a scope URL and leaving you to work it out
  • Every tool in a connected account is marked read or write by hand, and anything unrecognised counts as a write until someone has looked at it. The limits you set are applied to the request before it leaves your Mac, not asked of the model as a preference
  • Webhooks: a routine can POST to any HTTPS endpoint — or to localhost, for the n8n running on your own machine. Signed so the receiver can verify it, retried six times over about eight hours, and you choose what goes in the body: summary, action items, attendees, transcript, notes, links
  • A delivery log showing every attempt, its result, and the exact body that was sent — plus a test button that posts a real payload built from a real meeting before you turn anything on
  • A run log that accounts for every run: what fired it, what it called, what it produced, and what it cost
  • Ask a question from anywhere with a shortcut — by voice or by typing — and get an answer from your own meetings and notes. Type @ to point it at a specific note or meeting
  • If you have Claude Code installed, routines and chat can run on your own subscription instead of Hyprcore’s. The settings panel names which credential it would actually sign in with, because an API key in your environment quietly outranks a subscription and would otherwise bill the wrong account
  • PDFs open in the app with a real page view, images come into your vault as files in their own right, and the assistant can look at either — asking you first, every time
  • Support moved into the app, and it arrives already knowing your version, your platform, and what went wrong
Improved
  • The meeting page was rebuilt — a new header, clearer tabs, and a transcript panel that is easier to read and move around in
  • A progress bar while a meeting is being made, showing which step is running and which are still to come, instead of an unexplained wait
  • The Usage tab says which routine spent what, so a routine quietly working through your monthly allowance is visible rather than deduced from a bill
  • Import a file straight into the folder you are looking at, from the folder’s own menu
Fixed
  • Renaming a speaker not showing up until you reopened the meeting
  • Renaming a meeting leaving its own record pointing at the old folder
  • Notes written by the assistant using formatting the note editor could not display
  • Images not appearing in the import dialog
  • Spacing in chat answers, and @-tagging not working in the in-app composer
[v1.9]Aug 10, 2026Major

Who said what, sorted. And you can send the video now.

Speaker separation was rebuilt from the model up, and it is the difference between a transcript you trust and one you have to re-listen to. Where it used to confuse one voice for another in roughly one moment out of five, it now does so in one out of ten — and on a long meeting it works several times faster than it did. Shared meetings carry the video as well, with chapters and a download, and you can pick a different transcription model for a single meeting without changing your default.

01

Speaker separation is roughly twice as accurate, and much faster on long meetings

02

A shared meeting now plays the video, with chapters and a download

03

Pick a different transcription model for one meeting, without touching your default

04

Hyprcore tells you when it loses the room audio instead of recording silence

05

An interrupted model download resumes instead of leaving you unable to transcribe

Released across1 versions
  • [v1.9.1]Aug 11, 2026

    Capture-format and model-output fixes, from what you reported.

New
  • Shared meetings play as video, not just audio and a wall of text — with chapters to jump between and a download for the people who want the file
  • A compact model picker in the start-meeting dialog: choose the transcription model for this one meeting and leave your default alone
  • Hyprcore now warns you mid-recording if it stops hearing the room, both in the app and in the small pill, rather than quietly recording nothing
  • Reveal in Finder for a meeting’s raw audio and video, so the original files are one click away
  • Transcripts made in the cloud now carry real timestamps and word-level timing, the way local ones already did
Improved
  • Speaker separation was rebuilt on a new voice model and now compares overlapping windows and votes on the result, instead of deciding once and living with it — it confuses one speaker for another roughly half as often as before
  • Long meetings separate speakers several times faster, so a two-hour recording is not the wait it used to be
  • Your microphone and the room audio are levelled once, evenly, rather than being ridden up and down frame by frame — quiet speakers stay audible and nobody swells
  • System audio is captured correctly whatever your device is set to, so a recording at 44.1kHz no longer plays back at the wrong speed and pitch
  • Signing in on the desktop hands the session over directly instead of asking you to click one more button
Fixed
  • A summary, title, or set of action items coming back in a different language than the one the meeting was held in
  • Model output arriving wrapped in stray code fences, and long documents being mangled by the attempt to strip them
  • The meeting picker hanging, and a transcript disappearing without a word
  • A dead-end screen when asking for audio and video on macOS 14, which cannot do it — you are now told up front
  • A meeting’s per-speaker audio losing track of who was on which side
  • The capture dialog opening partly off the edge of the window
[v1.8]Aug 5, 2026Major

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.

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A product tour that has you actually dictate, not just read about it

02

Seven new cloud models for summaries and dictation, five new ones for transcription

03

DeepSeek V4 Flash is the new default — quicker and cheaper than what it replaces

04

Your own speakers no longer echo back into the transcript as a second person

05

Remote speakers keep their own identity instead of being labelled as you

Released across1 versions
  • [v1.7.1]Jul 29, 2026

    The product tour, the local model download area, and the meeting-transcript quality pass.

New
  • 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
Improved
  • 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
Fixed
  • 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
[v1.7.0]Jul 25, 2026Major

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.

01

Choose the language you are speaking, or translate it to English when you need to

02

See exactly which languages each transcription model supports

03

One shared vocabulary for dictation and meetings

04

Names, acronyms, and product terms are corrected consistently across your vault

05

Cleaner, more dependable speaker labels in meeting transcripts

New
  • Choose the source language for dictation and meetings, with an optional Translate to English switch
  • A language-support guide on every transcription model, so you can choose one that fits the way you speak
  • A shared Vocabulary in Personal settings — add names, acronyms, and product terms once, then use them everywhere
Improved
  • Custom words now improve meeting transcripts as well as dictation
  • Speaker labels and diarization hold together more reliably on real conversations
Fixed
  • Settings that could quietly force English even when you had chosen another language
  • Models treating automatic language detection as English
[v1.6.5]Jul 24, 2026Major

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.

01

Download meetings as Markdown, plain text, or Word documents

02

Download from a shared meeting page too

03

Review and name speakers after a meeting

04

See transcription progress more clearly while a meeting is being processed

05

More reliable sharing, titles, and speaker suggestions

New
  • Download any meeting in Markdown, plain text, or Word format
  • Download shared meetings without asking the sender for another export
  • A speaker review flow that lets you match a voice to the person who spoke
Improved
  • Speaker suggestions carry more context from your meeting and calendar
  • Meeting processing makes its current status easier to understand
Fixed
  • Share links, notes, titles, and speaker tools all find the meeting they belong to again
[v1.6.4]Jul 23, 2026Major

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.

01

Connect Google Calendar or Microsoft Calendar

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See upcoming meetings, attendees, and conference links in Hyprcore

03

Bring calendar attendees into speaker review and your people records

04

Keep screen recordings safe if a capture is interrupted

05

Meeting settings no longer open browsers just by checking their availability

New
  • Google Calendar and Microsoft Calendar integrations, with upcoming events, attendee names, response status, and meeting links
  • Calendar attendees become people you can recognize and use when reviewing speakers
  • Per-word timing in supported transcripts, for more precise speaker attribution
Improved
  • Speaker matching uses the people and attendees already connected to the meeting
  • The app is more resilient when a screen capture stops unexpectedly
Fixed
  • Opening Meeting settings no longer launches every installed browser
New
  • Import batches of audio, documents, and email exports into your vault
  • Ask questions about imported material alongside your existing meetings and notes
  • A refreshed Home with quick ways to start a meeting or import files
Improved
  • Model and provider settings now make it clear what will actually run
  • Cloud sync follows folder changes and sharing is easier to reach
Fixed
  • A release issue that could stop the macOS installer from being published
[v1.5]Jul 11, 2026Major

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.

01

Recording notes — record a walkthrough on your own and get back a transcript, chapters, and a written doc

02

A summary that writes itself while the meeting is still happening

03

A custom vocabulary, so names, acronyms, and product terms come out right

04

An Agent tab that can search your vault and act in it, not just talk about it

05

Onboarding down to three steps, with the model downloading in the background

New
  • 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
Improved
  • 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
Fixed
  • 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
[v1.3]Jun 16, 2026Major

Say “Hyper,” then say what you want.

Action Mode turns your voice into instructions instead of text: say “Hyper,” tell it to shorten this, rewrite that, or answer this email, and it does it — hands never leaving the page. Alongside it, a companion panel that sits beside your browser and pulls what you are reading into your vault: save a page, get it summarized, and ask it questions.

01

Action Mode — say “Hyper” and an instruction, and Hyprcore carries it out

02

A companion panel that saves the page you are reading straight into your vault

03

Read and summarize any web page or YouTube video in one click

04

Ask questions about anything you have saved, right there on the page

05

Unread dots, so you can see what you have not gotten to yet

Released across1 versions
  • [v1.3.1]Jun 17, 2026

    Notes and Content tabs on captures now match the rest of the app.

New
  • Action Mode — open with “Hyper” (“hey Hyper” and “ok Hyper” work too), then say what you want, and your words run as an instruction instead of being typed out
  • Action Mode reads whatever text you have selected as context, so “make this shorter” means this
  • Its own hotkey, its own settings tab, and your own wake words if “Hyper” is not for you
  • The companion panel — a floating window beside your browser for saving, summarizing, and highlighting what you read
  • Save any web page or YouTube video into your vault as a plain note you own
  • Read & summarize — one click captures the page and writes you a summary of it
  • Ask — chat with any saved page or video, either on the capture itself or from the companion panel
  • Send a highlight straight to your vault: select the text in your browser, hit save
  • Summary, Content, and Notes tabs on every capture, with notes you can actually edit
  • A tabbed Templates page, with a live preview of what Action Mode will do
Improved
  • Regenerate a summary in place with instructions — “shorter,” “just the numbers” — instead of starting a new note
  • Unread dots on saved captures, cleared as you read them
  • Speech recognition now understands the ways “Hyper” actually comes out of a microphone — “hiper,” “high per,” and the rest
Fixed
  • A crash when asking questions about long pages in Chinese, Japanese, or Korean
  • Empty YouTube captions being saved as an empty note
  • The Capture dialog refusing to open from the command palette on some screens
[v1.2]Jun 10, 2026Major

Watch your words appear as you say them.

Dictation no longer waits for you to finish. Words stream onto the page phrase by phrase as you speak, behind a completely rebuilt overlay — a compact glass capsule with a live voice meter that never steals focus from whatever you were typing into. And a proper home for who you are: Personal and Workspace settings, with real avatars.

01

Live dictation — words land as you speak instead of after you stop

02

A rebuilt recording overlay: compact, glass, with a voice meter that moves with you

03

The overlay stays out of the way and never takes focus from the app you are typing into

04

Personal and Workspace settings, with avatars you can generate, upload, or leave as initials

05

A calmer, cleaner calendar

New
  • Streaming dictation — your words arrive in the app as you speak them, phrase by phrase, instead of all at once at the end
  • A rebuilt dictation overlay — a compact glass capsule with a live voice equalizer that opens and closes with the recording
  • Personal settings — set your name and pick an avatar: generate one, upload one, or keep your initials
  • Workspace settings — give your workspace a name and an identity, stored as plain files in your vault like everything else
  • A refreshed calendar across both the week and day views
Improved
  • Dictation listens only when you are actually speaking, so fan noise and room hum stop turning into words
  • Streaming stays off until you turn it on — classic dictation is exactly where you left it
  • Changes you make in Settings are written straight to your vault, not buried in an app database
Fixed
  • The overlay stealing keyboard focus from the app you were dictating into
  • A second Hyprcore icon appearing in the Dock whenever the overlay opened
  • A flash of focus on the first dictation of every session
  • Words repeating themselves while streaming
[v1.1]Jun 4, 2026Major

Your calendar, your AI tools, and a command line of your own.

Your week now lives on the Home screen, and Hyprcore can record and join the meetings you pick all on its own. Connect Hyprcore to Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other AI tools in a single click. And for anyone who lives in the terminal, there's now a read-only hyprcore command line that reads straight from your vault.

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A week-and-day calendar right on your Home screen

02

Auto-record — Hyprcore joins and captures the meetings you choose, hands-free

03

One-click connections to Claude, Codex, Cursor, and other AI tools

04

A new hyprcore command line for reading your vault from the terminal

05

Model downloads that resume instead of starting over

New
  • Home calendar with week and day views — your schedule sits on the Home screen, with no second app to open
  • Record and join straight from any calendar event, with controls right on the event
  • Auto-record toggle — choose which meetings Hyprcore joins and captures on its own
  • Integrations settings with one-click setup for Claude Desktop, Codex CLI, Cursor, and other AI tools
  • A copy-paste setup guide for any AI tool not yet on the one-click list
  • A built-in connection test, so you know a tool is wired up before your next call
  • The hyprcore command line — eight read-only commands to list meetings, read transcripts, and search your vault from the terminal
Improved
  • Interrupted model downloads now resume where they left off instead of starting from zero
  • The connector and command line always read from the account you are signed into
  • Sign-in sessions refresh quietly in the background, so you stay logged in
Fixed
  • A stalled model download that could loop forever instead of finishing the last piece
[v1.0]May 22, 2026Major

Your vault, in plain files.

Hyprcore 1.0. Everything the app knows about your meetings — transcripts, summaries, action items, notes, people, templates, even chat history — now lives as plain Markdown, YAML, and text files on your own disk. No hidden database. Open them in any editor, search them in an instant, back them up like any other folder, and take them anywhere. On that foundation: a cleaner meeting page, real full-text search, and the first way to bring your meetings into other AI tools.

01

Every meeting, note, person, and template stored as plain files you can read, edit, and back up

02

A meeting page split into Summary, Action Items, and Notes tabs

03

Instant full-text search across your entire vault

04

A connector that brings your meetings into Claude and other AI tools

05

Folders that work like pages, with rename-in-place and starter folders out of the box

New
  • Plain-file vault — transcripts, summaries, action items, notes, people, templates, and chat history all saved as Markdown, YAML, and JSONL on your disk; the internal database is gone
  • Full-text search across every meeting and note, with results as you type
  • A standalone Hyprcore connector that lets Claude and other AI tools read your vault, set up in one click
  • People pages — name a speaker once and they get their own file, linked into every meeting with [[wikilinks]] so the same person stays connected across sessions
  • Meeting pages split into Summary, Action Items, and Notes tabs
  • A sticky, draggable recording mini-player you can move out of the way
  • Folders are pages too — switch between a written page and the files inside, and rename folders or notes right from the sidebar
  • Starter Work, Personal, and Archive folders seeded for every new vault
  • A Licenses screen listing the open-source software Hyprcore is built on
Improved
  • Cover images and icons now stick reliably to folders, meetings, and notes
  • A bounded media card replaces the old full-bleed meeting video
  • Free plans now include a team and a device seat, set up automatically on first sign-in
  • Billing charges fractional credits instead of rounding every request up to a whole one
Fixed
  • Edits no longer get lost when switching between meeting tabs
  • Sidebar menus no longer get clipped inside the sidebar
  • A note's title is no longer tied to its first heading, so renaming behaves the way you expect
New
  • Shareable meeting links — send a read-only web view of any transcript or summary, sourced from your Markdown and revocable any time (0.9.0)
  • A privacy step in onboarding with a clear Off / Errors only / Full choice, and a matching Privacy section in Settings (0.9.0)
  • In-app support chat and a help widget, so you can reach us without leaving Hyprcore (0.9.2)
Improved
  • Steadier system-audio capture, with better diagnostics when macOS screen recording misbehaves (0.9.1)
  • Anonymous product analytics are strictly opt-in, tied to the privacy choice you make in onboarding (0.9.1)
  • The web app picks up proper favicons and accurate per-page titles (0.9.2)
[v0.8]May 5, 2026Major

New speech engines, a menubar mini-bar, and a quieter, more honest app.

The 0.8 line shipped across a week and a half. NVIDIA's Canary speech engines joined the lineup with built-in translation, the menubar got a real mini-bar with a glass recording pill, the macOS permission check became something the app actually trusts, and we turned on opt-out crash reporting so we can fix bugs before you have to write in. Plus a stack of fixes for testers on Sequoia 15.7.2.

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NVIDIA Canary speech engines — fast, multilingual, and translate while you talk

02

Menubar mini-bar with a glass recording pill, stop / cancel, and a live waveform

03

Anonymous crash reporting on by default — flip it off in one click in Settings

04

Live transcription that survives any language, including Hindi, Chinese, and Japanese

05

Permission buttons that respond instantly, without the ten-second pause

Released across7 versions
  • [v0.8.10]May 5, 2026

    Quick fix for the launch crash in 0.8.9.

  • [v0.8.9]May 5, 2026

    Anonymous crash reports — on by default, off in one click; new Privacy section in Settings.

  • [v0.8.8]May 4, 2026

    Permission buttons feel instant again — no more ten-second pause before the macOS prompt appears.

  • [v0.8.7]May 4, 2026

    Live transcription no longer cuts out mid-meeting on Hindi, Chinese, Japanese, or other non-Latin speech.

  • [v0.8.6]May 2, 2026

    A round of bug fixes for testers on macOS Sequoia 15.7.2 — memory leaks, tray-icon crashes, and a sign-in flow that occasionally lost track of itself.

  • [v0.8.5]May 1, 2026

    A new menubar mini-bar, a glass recording pill, and a sidebar / topbar refresh; sync fixes for cloud users.

  • [v0.8.0]Apr 29, 2026

    NVIDIA Canary speech engines, a real macOS permission check, and a clickable model badge.

New
  • NVIDIA Canary local speech engines, with built-in translation between supported languages
  • Menubar mini-bar — start dictation, stop a meeting, or jump back to the app from anywhere on your Mac
  • Recording pill is now a roomy 340×52 glass panel with stop, cancel, and a live 25-bar waveform
  • Anonymous crash reporting so we can find and fix bugs faster, with nothing about your meetings or notes attached
  • New Privacy section in Settings to switch reporting between Off, Errors only, and Full
  • Bundled macOS permission helper that reads real Microphone, Accessibility, Screen Recording, and Audio Capture status
  • Active speech model badge in the sidebar is now a one-click model switcher
  • Permissions panel embedded in Meeting Capture and Dictation settings — fix a denied permission without hunting for it
  • Stop-recording button right in the meeting topbar, with a clear error dialog if something goes wrong
  • Built-in scrubbing for file paths, keys, and personal data before anything ever leaves your Mac
Improved
  • Sidebar, topbar, page header, and buttons all picked up the v0.7.0 design polish
  • Auto-updater shows real download progress instead of a placeholder bar
  • Diarization models live in a shared place on disk; old downloads migrate automatically the first time you open the app
  • Onboarding for the local Gemma model and the Accessibility step both cleaned up
  • Onboarding handles quick restarts and multiple sign-ins more gracefully
  • Vault breadcrumbs are consistent across list, note, and meeting views
  • Meeting banners are now a single, unified modal
  • Translations synced across all 16 languages
  • Slack huddles are now correctly recognized as meetings
Fixed
  • First-launch crash on 0.8.9 — the app opens cleanly on 0.8.10
  • Live transcription no longer cuts out mid-meeting on non-Latin speech
  • Permission buttons in onboarding open the macOS prompt immediately instead of after a long pause
  • Rapid clicks on a permission button no longer make the app feel laggy
  • Memory leak when re-downloading the Parakeet speech model
  • Crash when clicking the menu bar icon before finishing onboarding
  • Onboarding sometimes restarted after sign-in — it now remembers it is done
  • A crash that could appear right after sign-in on a fresh install
  • Removed the experimental Apple Intelligence integration that was triggering a launch crash on some Macs
  • Cloud sync no longer fails with a header parsing error when credentials are pasted with stray whitespace
  • Share button on a meeting is disabled until cloud sync is signed in and turned on, matching how it actually works
  • A meeting-recording crash that could hit when starting a second meeting in a row
[v0.7.0]Apr 28, 2026Major

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.

01

A full visual revamp — warm neutrals, terracotta accent, document-style editor

02

A floating meeting recorder window with live transcript, notes, and ask in one place

03

Notion-style page icons and cover images for notes, folders, and meetings

04

⌘K command palette with real search and recency — jump anywhere, instantly

05

A new Home screen, two-pane Settings, and revamped Models, Intelligence, and Subscription pages

New
  • Floating meeting recorder window — drag the pill, expand for live transcript / notes / ask, traffic-light controls (red stop, yellow collapse), pre-warmed at startup so it appears instantly
  • Page chrome — pick an icon and a cover image for any note, folder, or meeting; 20 bundled gradient covers, curated icon set, per-page cover repositioner
  • ⌘K command palette — real-time title search, recents, and base actions (start meeting, dictation, new note); click the sidebar search bar to open it
  • Home screen — quick actions, today, recently opened, and open loops in one place
  • Settings rebuilt as a two-pane layout with grouped navigation; new Updates, Subscription, Sync, Profile, and Meetings-permissions pages
  • Meeting note rewritten as a document with the transcript drawer beside it; video gets a hero embed under the meta
  • Usermaven analytics opt-in — tracks signup, login, upgrade, and team invite
  • Onboarding consent step — explicit recording-notice screen before model selection
  • Notion-style folder management in the sidebar — rename, delete, new note, new subfolder, pick an icon
  • Default Work, Personal, and Archive folders seeded for new vaults
  • Topbar processing pill and ghost placeholders while a meeting is post-processing
  • Live recording timer and inline Stop button on the meeting note itself
  • Global shortcuts for "start meeting" and "new note"
  • Meeting templates — manage templates and edit the prompts the AI uses to summarize
  • Per-card Download button when an Ollama model is not yet installed
  • Onboarding lets you pick a Gemma variant with size and spec hints
Improved
  • Refreshed brand — new Hyprcore icon, wordmark, and application icons across every platform
  • Sidebar is now a nested tree with a workspace switcher and the real vault hierarchy (no more demo data)
  • Note editor uses serif headings and a document-style layout that reads better at length
  • Models page revamped with engine chips, metadata cards, and clearer provider management
  • Intelligence templates use a grid plus toggle groups for tone and length
  • Subscription screen now shows usage, team seats, and sharing in a single view
  • Onboarding revamped with a card layout and clearer step indicators
  • Streaming transcripts feel more responsive — STT chunk target dropped from 20s to 10s
  • Tray icon swaps no longer hitch the UI thread; meeting + dictation states are arbitrated through one path
  • Meetings open from the Vault as a single canonical note row instead of a split note + session pair
Fixed
  • Recorder pill now drags reliably on macOS NSPanel without losing the first click
  • Live transcript backfills correctly when reopening a session that was already running
  • Vault de-duplicates meeting folder names that would otherwise collide on the same parent
  • Cover gallery and icon picker preload correctly when a page first opens
  • Stripe API version no longer pinned, so the web build survives minor SDK bumps
New
  • Grok 4 Fast and Grok Code Fast in the cloud AI picker
  • Gemini 2.5 Flash Lite, Ministral 8B, and Llama 3.3 70B added to the catalog
  • Free-plan cloud option now shows an Upgrade button that opens the upgrade page in your browser
Improved
  • Cloud credit pool protected: the managed tier now tops out at Haiku-class models so nobody blows the shared budget on a single run
  • Default web app host is now app.hyprcore.ai everywhere — auth, entitlements, settings
Fixed
  • Auto-updater bundles (.app.tar.gz + signature) now actually ship alongside the DMG, so v0.6.0 installs can update themselves to v0.6.1 without a manual reinstall
[v0.6.0]Apr 18, 2026Major

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.

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Background auto-update check every time the app launches

02

A subtle in-app toast when a new version is ready

03

A new Updates tab with release notes, channels, and install progress

New
  • Signed, automatic in-app updates powered by a dedicated release channel
  • Update notification toast — dismiss it or install on the spot
  • Updates tab in Settings: release notes, progress bar, Remind later, plus a channel selector (beta channel coming soon)
  • Every release is cryptographically signed so the app only installs builds you can trust
Improved
  • Release channel is faster and more reliable — you'll see new versions within minutes of them going out
[v0.5.0]Apr 10, 2026Major

Action items, and Hyprcore for teams.

Meetings become documents you can edit, check off, and reorder — right next to the transcript. Plus a new Pro Team tier so a whole team can share a plan, with per-member device allowances and email invites.

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A rich notes editor and action items inside every meeting

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Pro Team tier with per-member devices and email invites

03

Everything still saved as portable markdown you can take anywhere

New
  • Pro Team tier — one plan, multiple teammates, per-member device allowance, and email invites handled in-app
  • Rich text editor (Tiptap) inside every meeting — write, format, and attach notes to the transcript
  • Action items with check, edit, reorder, and quick-assign
  • Drag-and-drop ordering for any list inside meeting notes
  • Expanded cloud AI model list with more supported languages
  • Folder-level locking when a vault folder is in use to prevent accidental edits mid-recording
Improved
  • Meeting pages load noticeably faster on vaults with 200+ sessions
  • Summary blocks render immediately from cache, then stream updates as AI finishes
  • Cloud model selection is smarter about picking a default for the language you are speaking
  • Action item keyboard shortcuts now mirror standard todo app conventions
Fixed
  • Opening `meeting.md` now loads the in-vault editor with summary and action items instead of a raw file view
  • Rare case where the action-item list would reset position after a cloud sync
  • Crash when opening a meeting while another one was still finalizing transcripts
Improved
  • Diarization is less likely to merge two quiet speakers into one
  • Speaker labels now survive a mid-meeting app restart
Fixed
  • Windows: certain USB microphones failed to appear in the device picker
  • Occasional audio dropout when switching output devices during a recording
Fixed
  • Paste-after-dictation occasionally inserted into the wrong field on multi-monitor setups
  • macOS system audio tap would briefly clip during the first second of a recording
  • Menu bar icon stayed in "recording" state if the app was killed mid-session
New
  • Rename a speaker once — the label is remembered the next time they show up
Improved
  • Speaker confidence indicator in the transcript view when a voice is ambiguous
[v0.4.0]Feb 9, 2026Major

Cleaner audio. Sharper speakers.

A rebuilt audio pipeline with neural echo cancellation and per-speaker diarization. Meetings in loud rooms, on speakerphone, or with overlapping voices now come out legible.

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Neural acoustic echo cancellation replaces the old spectral model

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Built-in speaker diarization — who said what, automatically

03

Seven-layer anti-hallucination filter on transcripts

New
  • Neural AEC powered by a two-stage DTLN model — dramatically reduces echo and background noise
  • Speaker diarization with live labels in the transcript as the meeting unfolds
  • Anti-hallucination filter that catches the seven most common Whisper misfires (phantom "thank you", repeated phrases, silent-period drift)
  • Per-segment Whisper timestamps instead of coarse per-chunk timing
Improved
  • Transcripts in very quiet segments are noticeably cleaner
  • Mic-mute toggle during recording no longer drops a partial word
Fixed
  • Cloud diarization provider: retry logic on transient network failures
  • Crash when switching audio devices during the first five seconds of a recording
New
  • Early version of the anti-hallucination filter available as a toggle
Improved
  • All meeting-vault and action-item strings now localized across every supported language
  • Startup time faster on first launch after an update
Fixed
  • Non-Latin characters in meeting titles caused a render glitch in the sidebar
2025
New
  • Expanded list of cloud speech models, now with per-language recommendations
  • Deepgram batch mode for long recordings — cheaper, still accurate
Improved
  • Cloud/local model switcher remembers your last choice per meeting type
[v0.3.0]Nov 24, 2025Major

Meetings are a first-class thing.

Hyprcore is no longer just a dictation tool. It records, transcribes, and organizes meetings in a dedicated vault — with summaries, markdown storage, and a session view you actually want to open.

01

A meeting vault with dedicated folders for every session

02

Live transcripts with a session detail page

03

Every meeting stored as markdown you can open in any editor

New
  • Meeting vault with per-session folders created the moment you hit record
  • Session detail view — live transcript, speaker cards, and AI summary in one place
  • Markdown-first storage: every meeting lives on disk as a readable `.md` file with YAML frontmatter
  • AI-generated meeting summaries with customizable length and tone
  • Start a meeting straight from the macOS menu bar — no need to open the main window
Improved
  • Sidebar navigation redesigned around the vault concept
  • Recording indicator in the system tray is clearer about what mode you are in (dictation vs. meeting)
Fixed
  • Non-US keyboard layouts: certain modifier combos failed to register as a push-to-talk trigger
  • Paste sometimes inserted an extra trailing space on macOS 14+
  • Linux: keycode mapping mismatch on Wayland when using a tiling window manager
Improved
  • System tray tooltip shows the currently selected model at a glance
  • Model switcher now auto-focuses the search field when opened
  • Onboarding window remembers progress if you close it mid-setup
Fixed
  • Audio device picker occasionally displayed devices twice
Fixed
  • Model load failure on slow HDDs or drives with less than 5 GB free
  • Rare race condition on first launch when multiple models initialized simultaneously
  • Windows installer: completion hang when running under certain antivirus software
[v0.2.0]Jun 30, 2025Major

Design refresh and on-demand mic.

A fresh look built on shadcn/ui, smarter microphone management that stops listening when you are not talking, and quality-of-life improvements for multi-user machines.

01

On-demand microphone activation — no more always-on listening

02

Design system refresh across the entire app

03

Per-user data directories so families and shared Macs work cleanly

New
  • On-demand microphone activation — mic turns on only when you ask for it
  • User-scoped local data directories for multi-user machines
  • Cloud AI proxy with an explicit allow-list of models and languages
  • Dynamic window resizing for onboarding and authentication on macOS
Improved
  • Design system refresh built on shadcn/ui — consistent spacing, type, and controls
  • Voice Activity Detection is less aggressive about cutting you off mid-sentence
  • Keyboard shortcut picker is easier to discover and change
Fixed
  • Recording indicator stuck on after an unclean shutdown
  • Occasional crash when switching between Whisper and Parakeet models
Fixed
  • Wayland: crash when the app tried to read global shortcut events on GNOME 46
  • Linux: clipboard injection failed on wl-copy-based desktops
[v0.1.0]May 16, 2025Major

Hello, world.

The first public release of Hyprcore. A local, private, keyboard-driven dictation app that runs entirely on your machine.

01

Local speech-to-text with Whisper and Parakeet

02

Global push-to-talk shortcut that works anywhere

03

macOS, Windows, and Linux from day one

New
  • Core speech-to-text transcription with local Whisper and Parakeet models
  • Voice Activity Detection to automatically filter silent gaps
  • Global keyboard shortcuts with push-to-talk support
  • System tray integration with clear recording indicators
  • Clipboard integration — transcribed text lands where your cursor is
  • Multi-model selection: Whisper Small, Medium, Turbo, Large, and Parakeet V3
  • Cross-platform from day one — macOS, Windows, and Linux
  • Automatic updates

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