AIQuiet 11d · day 11
New app Kalypta claims to block AI notetakers from meetings
Startup founder @aidaxbaradari unveils a tool that makes callers 'inaudible' to AI transcription bots such as Granola, Wisprflow and Cluely.
What to know
- Kalypta is marketed as the first app that can make a user 'inaudible' to AI meeting notetakers like Granola, Wisprflow, and Cluely.
- The announcement post on X drew over 13,000 likes/score and 616 comments within a day, indicating rapid viral spread.
- The claim and mechanism have not been independently verified in the available material; details on how the blocking works are not disclosed in the posts.
@aidaxbaradari Creator/announcer of Kalypta
How it unfolded 2 developments, newest first · click a bar or a number to jump posts
Sep 17Sep 18Sep 19Sep 20Sep 21Sep 22Sep 23Sep 24Sep 25yesterdaynow · 8:27 PM ET
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Hacker News picks up the Kalypta announcement
The original X post is shared on Hacker News, extending discussion of the tool to a new audience.
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@aidaxbaradari announces Kalypta's release
A post on X introduces Kalypta as an app designed to make a caller 'inaudible' to AI notetaking tools such as Granola, Wisprflow, and Cluely, while the call continues normally for human participants.
“Today, we’re releasing Kalypta, the first app to block AI notetakers in your meetings.”
— @aidaxbaradari -
Today, we’re releasing Kalypta, the first app to block AI notetakers in your meetings. Granola? Wisprflow? Cluely? No more. With Kalypta, you become inaudible to AI. Your call continues normally.
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