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Set up neep in two minutes.
Everything you need to get neep running on your computer — system requirements, a quick video, and a step-by-step walkthrough.
System requirements
What neep needs to run
neep is light on resources and runs on Windows, macOS and Linux — including ARM machines.
| Operating system | Minimum version | CPU | Disk | RAM |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| macOS | 10.15 Catalina | Intel 5th-gen Core i3 (2014 or later), or Apple M1 / M2 | 800 MB free | 4 GB (8 GB recommended) |
| Windows | Windows 10 (version 1809) | Intel 5th-gen Core i3 (2014 or later), or AMD Steamroller @ 2.0 GHz | 500 MB free | 4 GB (8 GB recommended) |
| Linux | Ubuntu 20.04 · Debian 10 · Fedora 37 | Intel 5th-gen Core i3 (2014 or later), or AMD Steamroller @ 2.0 GHz | 500 MB free | 4 GB (8 GB recommended) |
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Quick setup video
Getting started
Three steps to quiet calls
Open neep and choose your devices
Once neep is installed, open it, select your preferred microphone and speaker, and turn it on. Turning on speaker noise cancellation also cleans the noise coming from the person you’re talking to — so if their dog is barking, you’ll barely hear it.
Register your voice
Register your voice so neep knows to focus on you and quiet other voices and sounds around you. Make sure it’s switched on.
Select neep in your call app
In your meeting or calling software — Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, RingCentral, GoTo, 8×8, and many others — set neep as your default microphone and speaker. That’s it.
Dial in the settings: make sure Echo cancellation and HD voice are checked, turn microphone noise reduction to the max, and enable Enhanced noise cancellation for best performance. Use the Test Audio tab to hear your mic with and without neep before you hop on a live call.
Need the full walkthrough with screenshots? See the complete setup guide, or browse troubleshooting steps for common fixes.
Still stuck?
Our U.S.-based team is here Monday–Friday, 7am–4pm PT. Contact us or email info@neep.com.