Krisp 3.17.4 AI Meeting Assistant Updates

This release brings more control and reliability to your Krisp experience. You can once again track call duration from the Krisp Widget, get meeting notes notifications when your notes are actually ready, and access call-center-grade Accent Conversion options directly from the app. We’ve also fixed issues affecting app launch, connectivity, recordings, and transcript reliability.

Improvements

Call duration is back in Krisp Widget: See how long your call has been running at a glance with the live call timer, now restored to Krisp Widget.

Improved meeting notes notification behavior: Krisp no longer automatically brings the app forward or opens the meeting page when a call ends. If auto-open is turned off, the “Notes ready” notification appears once your transcript and meeting notes are fully processed. Click it to open the completed meeting in Krisp.

Call-center-grade Accent Conversion: If you need more tailored, call-center-grade Accent Conversion, you can now request it directly from the app and learn more about Krisp Call Center AI.

Cleaner call notifications: We removed the timer from call notifications to keep them simpler and less distracting.

Bug fixes

Improved app launch reliability: Fixed an issue where accumulated transcript data could grow too large and prevent Krisp from launching properly.

More reliable meeting creation during connection issues: Krisp now handles temporary connectivity interruptions at the start of a call more reliably, helping prevent recordings from being lost when the connection is restored.

Improved transcript reliability: We made additional improvements to help prevent transcript data loss during calls.

This release brings more control and reliability to your Krisp experience. You can once again track call duration from the Krisp Widget, get meeting notes notifications when your notes are actually ready, and access call-center-grade Accent Conversion options directly from the app. We’ve also fixed issues affecting app launch, connectivity, recordings, and transcript reliability.