Hyper for Wispr Flow

What Hyper reads

Hyper keeps a searchable copy of your Notetaker meetings and your Scratchpad notes. For each meeting, it copies the title, start and end time, attendee names, summary, tasks, notes, and full transcript. Hyper copies at most 400,000 characters of each transcript, so the end of a very long meeting can be missing. For each note, it copies the title and text. Hyper checks for changes about every 10 minutes, and a meeting or note that you delete in Wispr Flow leaves Hyper at the next check. When you ask, Hyper can also read attendee email addresses, the past meetings in a repeating series, your Google Calendar events, your upcoming meetings with the notes that Wispr Flow prepares before them (pre-reads), and shared notes from a notes.wisprflow.ai link that you paste. Hyper cannot read your dictation history or your Notetaker chat history.

Before you connect

Hyper can read every meeting that Notetaker recorded, including the words of everyone in the meeting, and all your Scratchpad notes. If you share this connection with your workspace, your teammates can search these meetings and notes too. Wispr Flow has no control to remove Hyper, so to stop access, remove the connection in Hyper. A Wispr Flow organization admin can turn off Notetaker or connections to apps like Hyper. Anyone who speaks in a meeting can add text that hides instructions that try to trick an assistant, so check each action that Hyper asks you to approve.