Krisp

Name: Krisp business-data verdict
Item: Krisp
Author: Aaron Simmons

Careful

Last checked 10 Nov 2026 · Reviewed by Aaron Simmons, security practitioner · How we decide

Krisp says noise cancellation alone does not send audio off the device, and that Krisp does not store or access those conversations. If you turn on the meeting assistant, Krisp stores the recordings and notes until you tell it to delete them. It says it does not monitor, sell, or use that stored meeting content for any purpose, and that the customer controls how it is processed. A voice-cloning consent rule and a business associate agreement were not in the privacy policy we read. Know which mode you turned on.

Data-safety checklist

Trains on your data by default

For the meeting assistant, Krisp says it stores transcripts, recordings, and summaries to provide the service and does not use that content for any purpose. It also says information from Google Workspace APIs is not used to develop or train generalized AI models. The policy does not publish a separate model-training program for customer audio.

How to opt out

Steps

Use noise cancellation only if you do not want audio to leave the device. For stored meeting recordings, email privacy@krisp.ai and ask for deletion. Krisp says recordings and notes are kept until you instruct it to delete them or the account.

Data retention

What they keep

Noise-cancellation audio is not stored by Krisp. Meeting recordings and notes are stored until you instruct Krisp to delete them or the account. When non-English speech is detected, Krisp says it keeps those recordings only long enough to make the transcript and then deletes the audio. It does not state a number of days for the recordings you leave in place.

BAA / HIPAA

Unknown

The privacy policy we read does not offer a business associate agreement.

Certifications

1 listed

Unknown

Enterprise and admin controls

Controls

Krisp says the customer, not Krisp, controls how meeting recordings and notes are processed, and that questions should go to the customer. It describes access controls on stored recordings. It does not describe an admin switch for model training beyond the statement that the stored content is not used for any purpose.