Take note!
AI for note taking
Hyper searches notes in the connected sources it can access, writes new ones, and turns them into action.
What Hyper does for note taking
- Searches your notes. Hyper searches Notion, OneNote, Google Docs, and meeting notes in Granola, Zoom, and Krisp.
- Writes notes where you keep them. Hyper creates pages in Notion and creates or edits Google Docs.
- Turns notes into tasks. Hyper pulls the action items out of a meeting and adds them to Todoist, Asana, or Linear.
- Answers from your notes. Ask what was decided, and Hyper answers with the note it came from.
What to ask Hyper
- “What did we decide about the launch date, and in which meeting?”
- “Turn today’s meeting notes into tasks in Todoist.”
- “Write a page in Notion that sums up this week’s customer calls.”
- “Find my notes from the last call with Larkspur.”
You stay in control
By default, Hyper asks before it sends, posts, or changes something in your tools. Some actions let you allow future actions of the same kind; others require approval each time. You can also ask for a draft first. Hyper does not use your data to train or improve general-purpose AI models, and does not let its AI providers do so.