Krisp
Krisp removes background noise and echo from calls in real time using on-device AI.
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About Krisp
What it is
Krisp removes background noise from calls. It sits between your microphone and whatever application you are using, so it works in any meeting software without that software needing to support it, and it filters noise in both directions.
Why it's different
Because it is a system-level filter rather than a feature of one application, it works everywhere, including in the older conferencing tools that have no noise handling of their own. It is very good at steady noise such as fans, traffic and typing. It is less good at another voice in the room, which is what most people actually hope it will fix. Modern operating systems and meeting tools now include their own filtering, so try what you already have before paying for this.
How people use it
Calls from a shared office, a cafe or a room with a noisy street outside. Recording where a quiet room is not available. Users of conferencing software with no built-in filtering. Test it on a recording of yourself first: aggressive filtering can make a voice sound thin, which is a different problem from a noisy one.
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