Wispr Flow for Android - AI dictation that turns messy speech into polished text.
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Now on Android: smart voice-to-text that turns rambling speech into clean, ready-to-send text. Wispr Flow works seamlessly in any app, continues across app switches, and cleans up filler words, course corrections, punctuation, and formatting automatically. Free and unlimited for a limited time only!
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This is incredible!! Cannot wait to use it and thank you for making an Android app.
This is awesome. I've been obsessing over voice models lately (Kitten TTS, Moss, etc.) and the complexity of solving for natural human language. You guys seem to have nailed the flow. Is a developer API on your roadmap at all? I'd love to integrate something this polished into my own workflow down the line.
I've absolutely been loving Wispr. I'm actually making this comment utilizing Wispr. I think it's easier for me to text people, easier for me to communicate, and it helps get my thoughts over to AI's, my coding agent, my people in general, a lot easier than me having to text for some reason. Great, great, great, great job.
Voice-first input on Android was long overdue. The gap between how fast we think and how fast we type is massive — dictation that actually understands messy speech closes that gap. Excited to try this.
Just awesome, neat productivity boost. Could actually save a ton of time for everyday writing
How are you validating real user behavior at Wispr right now?
is it another typeless?
Really impressive how you've nailed the mixed-language dictation — that's a genuinely hard problem. As someone building AI tools myself, I appreciate how much infrastructure work must have gone into making this feel seamless across 100+ languages.
Curious: how do you handle the tone matching when someone switches languages mid-sentence? Does the model treat it as one unified context or separate language streams?
Congrats on the Android launch!