The problem I built Hyprcore to solve started the morning after a product review call. We'd spent 90 minutes on it. Real decisions got made. The roadmap shifted. Three things were explicitly deprioritized and one new direction was greenlit. I came out of that call knowing something I hadn't known going in. Three days later I was in another meeting referencing that call. I couldn't remember the specific wording of what was decided. The recording was in Otter. The notes were in a Notion page someone else had started and didn't finish. The action items were in a Slack thread that had been buried. None of them were connected. The information existed. I just couldn't find it when I needed it. I looked at what I was using: Otter[.]ai for recording, Notion for notes, Wispr Flow for dictation into apps. Three separate subscriptions. Three separate search indexes. Nothing talking to each other. Hyprcore collapses that into one native macOS workspace. Record → wiki page. Dictate → any app, synced to your wiki. Type → same page tree. One search across everything you've ever said or written. MCP integration means your knowledge base is queryable by Claude and Cursor. GPU-accelerated local transcription means your data stays on-device. @AppSumo — lifetime deal, live now. Link in the comments. @noahkagan We just launched 3 days ago and are seeing massive traction, thanks for building this amazing community. PS — The Notion doc from that product review still exists. It's incomplete. That's why I built this. Also video generated using @HyperFrames_ thanks for sharing the skill @liu8in .

Your meetings contain decisions that disappear by Tuesday Otter has the recording. Notion has incomplete notes. Slack has the action items nobody reads. Hyprcore: record a meeting. it becomes a searchable wiki page. automatically. $59 lifetime on @AppSumo 👇