As a person with a career in heavily regulated space who would very much like to try a product like this so we stop spending time on it in-house:
Hyper doesn't copy your Gmail inbox or Notion workspace onto our servers. We extract the meaningful signal — decisions, insights, key facts and context — and discard the rest.
This sentence does you no good, it just says we exfiltrate what matters.
Your data is hosted on managed AWS infrastructure with AES-256 encryption at rest at the storage layer and TLS in transit.
This sentence is like a code smell right up there with military grade. The first claim applies to effectively every hard drive these days, the second claim applies to every website with http"s". They do not differentiate you, instead they show you don't know what claims matter. These copy-pasta claims work only for buyers who don't actually have any regulations to comply with.
and we're blazing towards making our compliance fit your needs as quickly as possible
Again, this does you no good.
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PS. Did you get rights for Jetsons footage? On the one hand, copyright might not apply as it's a short clip and the form seems unsuitable for uses that would compete with the commercial purpose of the original, but by using it in marketing you could open yourselves up to failure to license and compensate the content owner for the implied endorsement.