Krisp Reviews & Product Details

I love Krisp for its integrated noise cancellation, which has been incredible at eliminating all background noise. This feature is exceptionally reliable, as I can cancel out noise even when I'm in busy places like an airport terminal. I also appreciate the transcription of meeting info because I can do it without having to record the meeting itself. It's great that the transcription happens on-device with minimal transmission, which respects user privacy. Having everything in one app, regardless of whether I'm using Teams, Zoom, Webex, or other platforms, keeps all my meetings, to-dos, and action items centralized and makes follow-ups quick and easy. The initial setup was as simple as download, install, and go, which was nice. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Unfortunately, because the app does so much, it tends to eat quite a bit of RAM on my computer, which can drag down performance. It would be great if they'd enabled dark mode, but that's in data as we speak. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I absolutely love Krisp’s meeting assistant features. I primarily use it for meeting summaries, capturing minutes, and identifying key action items — and honestly, I can’t imagine working without it. The AI-generated summaries are consistently accurate and capture the heart of each meeting. I especially appreciate the interactive AI button that lets me search the transcript and pull out key moments or answers when I need to quickly review a decision or discussion point. It’s much more intuitive than other tools I’ve tried (like Zoom’s), so I never even considered switching. Setup is simple, and it just works. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Honestly, very little. Occasionally, I might wish for even deeper integration into my calendar or task manager, but that’s nitpicking. The core functionality is rock solid. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Krisp shines with its easy-to-use interface and reliable noise cancellation, it’s seamless in muting barking dogs, typing clatter, and background chatter in real time. The AI-powered meeting assistant is helpful automatically recording, transcribing, and summarising my calls (with action items and structured summaries), all without needing bots.

I also love the AI summaries and task lists, which are genuinely helpful.

There’s a strong emphasis on on-device processing and privacy, everything runs locally unless you opt for cloud storage. Plus, Krisp integrates smoothly with Zoom, Teams, Meet, Slack, Tuple and Hangouts, etc. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The voice detection/dictionary (custom vocabulary) can be a bit odd, sometimes it groups multiple words under the same association and doesn’t allow correction for both, which frustrated me.

Sometimes I've noticed extreme noise suppression can make voices sound slightly robotic or clipped and if you leave it running for a long time the app can sometimes cause CPU spikes, use up excess RAM or auto-disable unexpectedly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I greatly appreciate the quality of noise reduction offered by Krisp. It allows for superior quality calls, which significantly enhances my audio experience. Furthermore, the very precise note-taking feature is a major asset, as it ensures that I can record essential information without errors. The initial setup process of Krisp was simple and efficient, demonstrating the software's user-friendliness. Finally, I like using Krisp in conjunction with my browser and Doctolib without any issues, which attests to its ability to integrate perfectly with other existing tools. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don't like the lack of ability to 'tune' the voice in Krisp. I would like to have the option to hear the result for the interlocutor and to have access to an equalizer. This would allow for further customization of the audio experience. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It takes wonderful notes and transcribes all my calls. It connects to all plaforms like Zoom/ Teams / Google Meets and even normal call via a mobile phone.

Since my use case is to talk to analysts and do dillegence calls I use Krisp with Blueflame. Krisp records the call, ZAPIER is the API which takes the text from Krisp to Blueflame, an enterprise AI tool which gives me a beautiful summary.

It gives me time to think and ask more questions rather than scrambling to note stuff down Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The UI on a) when the call has started could be much better.

b) sometimes there are issues with which device i need to listen on (for bluetooth) and Krisp sometimes does not record those calls.

c) If I could know exactly which device I need to connect on the platform and which microphone/ speaker I need to connect on the laptop/ phone or PC that would be very helpful and would remove confusion Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Krisp is widely praised for its ability to remove background noise in real time on both ends of a call. It makes voices sound clearer without feeling overly processed, which is why it’s popular with remote workers, podcasters, and call centers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I dislike about Krisp is that sometimes the noise cancellation can be a little too aggressive. It occasionally cuts off parts of my voice, especially when I speak softly or when there are sudden background sounds. I’ve also noticed that it can use a decent amount of system resources during long calls, which slows down my laptop a bit. Overall it works well, but those small issues can be annoying Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Its noise cancellation feature is so amazing that it helps me to get the optimum potential of my Maono PD100x Mic and i use it everyday like 8-10 hours Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Whenever I record something, a small pop-up appears each time to indicate that noise cancellation is enabled. This can be quite annoying, especially when I am screen recording.

and the customer support replies very poor take a long time to get my answer of the queries Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Krisp is agent-less, and its AI identifies and transcribes audio with impressive accuracy. I have been using Krisp on my Mac every day for over a year, and I find it straightforward to install and use. The integration process is simple, making it easy to record meetings on Teams, Zoom, Meet, and just about any other platform. I have also used the feature to record in-person meetings a few times. It also works with meeting conducted in other languages, a great advantage for us since a 30% of them are in spanish. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I don't have any dislikes. We like all the features offered by Krisp. I didn't have to use support. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have been using Krisp for five years, and it has become an essential part of my daily work as a virtual assistant and formerly, a customer service representative. The background noise cancellation feature is incredibly helpful, especially when working from home with potential distractions like barking dogs. It ensures clear communication during calls and meetings, making it a must-have tool for remote work. Setting up Krisp was a breeze; it took less than ten minutes, and I encountered no issues. The simplicity of the setup, especially configuring the microphone, makes it user-friendly. Krisp also provides a helpful summary of calls with metrics and infographics, which I find beneficial for tracking and reviewing performance. Overall, I'm very impressed with the noise-canceling capabilities and its role in maintaining a distraction-free environment during professional calls and meetings, making it a product that I gladly recommend. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find the user interface somewhat janky. With the most recent updates, there are too many features that I'm not using, which makes the interface feel cluttered. I would prefer if I could just focus on the background cancellation feature without these unnecessary additions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Krisp for calls and meetings at my workplace, and it really helps with background noise. I love the call recording and note summarizing options, which make it much easier to handle tasks. The AI makes it very easy to pinpoint action points after each call, which is super helpful. Sharing calls with my team is another feature I appreciate. The call recording and transcription are very beneficial, and the initial setup was super easy, taking just five minutes. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I'd like to have dark work mode for my eyes, I do not enjoy the white screen Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.