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Velocity6.3

Every release now serves the contact center: translation, accent, fraud, analytics.

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◆Current state
Krisp ships everything under one banner - Call Center AI - and all ten recent releases extend it. Four feature lines are in play: Voice Translation, Accent Conversion, Voice Security (deepfake detection and agent voice verification), and Speech Analytics. The most recent work has shifted from launching those lines to giving admins control over them: translated speech speed, Spell behavior, language management, access and audit controls. Cadence is steady, alternating desktop app builds (2.78 through 2.80) with roughly biweekly web update digests.
◆Where it's heading
The center of gravity is moving from agent-facing voice processing toward admin- and buyer-facing oversight. The Enterprise Analytics Portal and agent screen recording point at BPOs, whose own clients want visibility into the teams they contract. Accent Conversion has widened from the agent to both sides of the call, and Voice Security moved from launch into the paid trial. The repeating pattern across this window is: ship a line, then package it and instrument it.
◆Prediction
Expect the next releases to keep filling in the administrative layer around Voice Security and Speech Analytics - retention windows, audit controls, and eventually the same externally-shareable portal treatment for security data that analytics just received.

◆Recent moves

  1. 4d ago

    Admins gain speed and Spell controls for translated calls

    Three admin knobs on features Krisp already shipped: translated speech speed, Spell management, and recent call information. It fits the pattern of the last two months, where the feature lines are built and the work is making them governable. Nothing here changes what the product can do, only who can tune it.

  2. 12d ago

    Accent Conversion extends to both sides of the call

    Accent Conversion now runs on the customer's audio as well as the agent's, and agents can spell names and numbers inside a translated call. The spelling fix is small but telling: it patches the exact point where machine translation breaks down on proper nouns. Both changes deepen existing lines rather than opening a new one.

  3. 18d ago

    Enterprise Analytics Portal, plus screen recording for agents

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    This is where Krisp's analytics stop being an internal dashboard and become something an enterprise buyer is handed directly. Paired with agent screen recording, it pushes Speech Analytics past audio into what the agent is actually doing. Within this window it marks the turn from building voice features to selling oversight.

  4. 25d ago

    Voice Security enters the paid trial; data cleanup automated

    Voice Security moves from launch into the paid trial, the packaging step that normally follows a new line. Alongside it, Voice Translation language management gets simpler and data cleanup becomes automatic. All three are consolidation work on what shipped in June.

  5. 28d ago

    Accent Conversion and Voice Translation upgrades, tighter privacy

    Model quality work across Accent Conversion and Voice Translation, plus more visibility into interactions and stronger privacy handling. This is the maintenance cadence between the larger July releases. The privacy line carries more weight than it reads, given how much audio the analytics products now retain.

  6. 29d ago

    June recap: Voice Security, Speech Analytics, Translation v3

    A monthly recap restating releases that already appear in this feed as their own entries: Voice Security, Speech Analytics, Voice Translation v3, and the Accent Conversion extension. On its own it carries no change a user would notice. It reads as a summary of the June arc rather than a release.