Write on!
AI for writing
Hyper writes the first draft and edits the last one, with context from the connected sources you can access, so it sounds like you and gets the facts right.
What Hyper does for writing
- Writes with context. Hyper drafts from what your team already wrote: the spec in Notion, the thread in Slack, the notes from the meeting.
- Edits in place. Hyper edits the text of your docs in Google Drive and Notion, so the draft is where your team works.
- Writes every kind of text. Emails in Gmail, posts for LinkedIn and X, release notes, briefs, and replies.
- Keeps your voice. Hyper writes the way your team does, from the docs and threads it reads.
What to ask Hyper
- “Turn the notes from today’s meeting into a project brief in Notion.”
- “Write a LinkedIn post about our launch, in our usual voice.”
- “Edit this doc to be half as long and easier to read.”
- “Draft the release notes from the issues we closed this week.”
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.