The AI layer that deletes the dog, the drill and the cafe from your calls - and takes meeting notes while it is at it.
Reviewed by Tom · Founder & lead reviewerEvery remote worker owns the moment: the courier rings, the dog answers, and the client hears everything. Hardware fixes cost hundreds and still lose to a leaf blower. Krisp fixes it in software by becoming a virtual microphone: apps see 'Krisp', Krisp hears your room, and only your voice survives the pass. The bidirectional trick matters just as much - noise from OTHER participants is cleaned before it reaches your ears, which turns hour-long calls with call-center or cafe-based colleagues from exhausting to normal.
After install you stop thinking about it - that is the whole review. Calls from kitchens sound like studios; the mechanical keyboard you refuse to give up becomes silent to colleagues; the accent-preserving voice quality avoids the underwater artifact cheaper filters produce. The meeting assistant earns its keep in parallel: automatic transcripts and summaries that make 'who said they would do what' a search rather than an argument. On a four-year-old laptop expect the fans during large gallery-view calls - the only physical evidence Krisp exists.
If you take calls from imperfect places - homes, cafes, coworking, the road - the free tier will convince you inside a week and Pro will feel obligatory after. Support and sales teams should consider it standard issue; the professionalism delta per dollar is absurd. Skip it only if you own a treated room and a broadcast mic, in which case congratulations - you are the person the rest of us sound like because of Krisp.
Remote workers, support teams and anyone whose calls happen in kitchens, cafes and homes with children or dogs.
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