Where we’re going.

Custom API endpoints for BYOK intelligence models

Right now, BYOK only support OpenRouter. I want to use my own endpoints so I've build a local proxy to get it work. It's working now with local server proxy. However, it would be more convinient if I could just have custom endpoints supported from the app

Ron • 28 Jul 2026

Incoming Webhooks

I use Ringtonic.app. Demand will increase for the use of this tool, the founder is exceptional and it's growing fast. Recordings would be nice to import into the program.

midevmanager • 21 Jul 2026

Meeting Scheduling and Automatic Notifications to Guests You Will Be Recording

I noticed that a friend has an automated message come from Fathom that they intend to record the meeting. The email asked for my permission to record. I really like this and wonder if there is a way to incorporate this feature in Hyprcore, especially as geting consent to record in two-way states is important.

Liz Covart • 3 Sept 2026

The ability to import data from a spreadsheet

Just what it says: import data from a spreadsheet. This way you can import financial data and other key report details, along with datestamps, so you can ask the AI to report on trending / results of actions taken.

Allen Pooley • 22 Jul 2026

Voice memo import

Drop an audio file into a watched folder and Hyprcore transcribes, summarizes, and files it automatically.

Target Q3 2026

Mobile capture companion

A lightweight iOS and Android app that records audio in the field and syncs back to the desktop vault for transcription and summarization.

Target Q4 2026

AI-assisted templates

Describe what you want captured in plain language and Hyprcore drafts the template for you — for meeting summaries and action-item extraction alike.

Target Q3 2026

Custom insight extractors

Define the structured details you care about per meeting type — pricing objections from sales calls, strengths from interviews — and have them pulled from every matching meeting automatically.

Target Q3 2026

Linux meeting beta

The meeting vault, diarization, and echo-cancellation pipeline coming to Linux after the Windows build lands.

Target Q3 2026

Graph-based LLM wiki for notes

Every note, meeting, person, and topic linked in a knowledge graph an LLM can traverse. Backlinks, related notes, and semantic clusters surface automatically as you write.

Beta release channel

An opt-in beta track inside the new Updates settings tab so early testers can try the next release a few days ahead of everyone else.

Target Q2 2026

Structured memory graph

People, topics, and commitments pulled out of every meeting and stored in a queryable graph. Foundation for cross-meeting search.

Target Q3 2026

Cross-meeting AI search

Ask a question once, get an answer drawn from every meeting you’ve ever recorded. Sources always link back to the original transcript.

Target Q3 2026

Recorder ask, with vault context

The Ask tab in the floating recorder grows beyond the current session — pull in related notes and past meetings so live answers are grounded in your whole vault.

Target Q3 2026

A vault you can read in plain files

Every meeting, note, person, and template is now stored as plain Markdown, YAML, and text on your own disk — no hidden database. Open them in any editor, search them instantly, and back them up like any folder.

Shipped May 2026

Obsidian integration

Install the Hyprcore plugin into an Obsidian vault you already have, in one click, so meetings and notes arrive among your own notes rather than in a separate vault.

Shipped Sep 2026

Instant full-text search

Search across every meeting and note in your vault and get results as you type, powered by a fast on-device index.

Shipped May 2026

Hyprcore command line

A read-only hyprcore command-line tool that lists meetings, reads transcripts, and searches your vault straight from the terminal.

Shipped Jun 2026

Shareable meeting links

Send a read-only web view of any meeting transcript or summary. Revocable, optionally expiring, always sourced from your markdown. Paid share gating with a dedicated viewer.

Shipped May 2026

Editable meeting templates

Manage the prompts the AI uses to summarize each meeting type — adjust tone, length, and section structure, then save the template for reuse. New Intelligence settings with a template grid and toggle groups.

Shipped Apr 2026

Durable speaker attribution

Name a voice once and keep it labeled forever. A 3-level pipeline (audio stem + ONNX ML + voice enrollment), participant editor with re-diarization, and a voice-profiles store keep speakers consistent across sessions.

Shipped Apr 2026

Calm, document-style UI revamp

A warm neutral and terracotta palette across the whole app, a serif document-style editor, two-pane Settings, and revamped Models, Intelligence, and Subscription pages.

Shipped Apr 2026

Floating meeting recorder

A dedicated recorder window with live transcript, notes, and ask in one place. Drag the pill anywhere, expand on demand, traffic-light controls — pre-warmed at startup so it appears instantly.

Shipped Apr 2026

Page icons and cover images

Notion-style icons and cover images for every note, folder, and meeting. 20 bundled gradient covers, a curated icon set, and a per-page cover repositioner.

Shipped Apr 2026

⌘K command palette

Real-time title search, recently opened, and base actions like start meeting, dictation, and new note — accessible from anywhere in the app.

Shipped Apr 2026

Home screen

A landing surface with quick actions, today, recently opened, and open loops — so the app opens to something useful, not an empty workspace.

Shipped Apr 2026

Vault folders, phase 2

Rename, delete, create notes and subfolders, and pick an icon — all from the sidebar. Default Work, Personal, and Archive folders seeded for new vaults.

Shipped Apr 2026

Quieter auto-updates

The app now updates itself in the background — signed releases from our own channel, a gentle toast when one is ready, and a dedicated Updates tab in Settings.

Shipped Apr 2026

Grok and a wider cloud model catalog

xAI Grok 4 Fast, Grok Code Fast, Gemini 2.5 Flash Lite, Ministral 8B, and Llama 3.3 70B now available in the managed cloud tier.

Shipped Apr 2026

Hyprcore for teams

A Pro Team tier with per-member device allowance and in-app email invites. One plan, the whole team, same local-first experience.

Shipped Apr 2026

Action items in every meeting

Check off, edit, and reorder tasks right inside the transcript view. Saved alongside your notes as portable markdown.

Shipped Apr 2026

Rich notes editor

Format, link, and annotate meeting transcripts without leaving Hyprcore. Built on Tiptap with drag-to-reorder lists.

Shipped Apr 2026

Neural acoustic echo cancellation

A two-stage DTLN model replaces the old spectral filter. Calls in loud rooms and on speakerphone come out noticeably cleaner.

Shipped Feb 2026

Speaker diarization

Live "who said what" labels in the transcript as the meeting unfolds. Works with both cloud and local providers.

Shipped Feb 2026

Anti-hallucination transcript filter

Catches the seven most common Whisper misfires — phantom "thank you" insertions, repeated phrases, silent-period drift.

Shipped Jan 2026

Meeting vault

Dedicated per-session folders, session detail pages, and markdown-first storage you can open in any editor.

Shipped Nov 2025

Deepgram batch mode

A cheaper path for long recordings where real-time isn’t required. Quality stays the same; cost drops meaningfully.

Shipped Dec 2025

Menu-bar "start meeting" shortcut

Kick off a recording from any app without opening Hyprcore’s main window.

Shipped Nov 2025

Full interface localization

Every string in the meeting vault and action-item views is now translated across all supported languages.

Shipped Jan 2026

Calendar integration (Gmail, Outlook)

Two-way sync with Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook so meetings arrive pre-labeled with title, attendees, and agenda — and recaps land back next to the event you scheduled.

Shipped Jul 2026

Daily and weekly digests

A short, generated brief of what you discussed, what you committed to, and what is still open — assembled from the meetings and notes of the period.

Shipped Aug 2026

Connect Hyprcore to your AI tools

A standalone connector brings your meetings into Claude Desktop, Codex CLI, Cursor, and other AI tools — set up in one click from the new Integrations settings, with a copy-paste guide for anything not yet on the list.

Shipped Jun 2026

Windows app (beta)

Dictation at full parity, with meeting recording, diarization, and echo cancellation following in beta — the same Hyprcore, now on Windows 11.

Shipped Sep 2026

Routines — automatic meeting follow-ups

Set an instruction once and Hyprcore runs it after every meeting or on a schedule — digests, follow-up drafts, action-item roll-ups — writing straight into your vault.

Shipped Aug 2026

Connect your tools (Gmail, Outlook, Notion)

Let a routine reach the accounts you already work in — read your mail to brief you, draft a reply, file a note in Notion — read-only until you grant it more, with per-action approval so nothing leaves without your say-so.

Shipped Aug 2026

Outbound webhooks (Zapier, Make, n8n)

Fire a webhook from any routine to reach Zapier, Make, n8n, and the long tail of tools — your meetings, wired into whatever you already automate.

Shipped Aug 2026

Usage dashboard, with bring-your-own-key

See where your cloud tokens and connector calls go — broken down by language model, transcription and embeddings, with every routine run costed individually and each connector call traced back to the routine that spent it. Or plug in your own API key, or run chat and routines on your own coding-agent subscription.

Shipped Aug 2026