
Wispr Flow
Speak naturally, write perfectly & 4x faster in every app
4.7•57 reviews•5.1K followers
Speak naturally, write perfectly & 4x faster in every app
4.7•57 reviews•5.1K followers
Wispr Flow turns your voice into perfectly formatted text across every app on your device. Speak naturally and Flow handles the rest: real-time auto-edits, tone matching, and context-aware formatting so you never rewrite a single word. Works in 100+ languages including mixed-language dictation like Hinglish. Available on Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android. One intelligent voice system, every device. Write 4x faster by just talking.
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Reviews praise Wispr Flow for fast, highly accurate dictation that adapts to writing style and multilingual speech, reducing friction across apps—especially on macOS. From the makers of , it’s cited for low latency and seamless fit in developer workflows; from the makers of , for preserving flow while prompting code tools. Some users report high CPU usage, slowdowns, or Windows instability, plus concerns about privacy and intrusive integrations. Still, many highlight effortless formatting, tone-matching, and everyday reliability, with requests for offline mode and quicker support responses.
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Hey George - so sorry about this. We are migrating support tools and are catching up on responding to everyone now.
Can you check your hotkey settings to see what your "Command Mode" hotkey is mapped to? You may have to scroll down a little bit within the hotkey settings to find it. Command mode is a beta feature that we have that lets you ask an AI tool a question. It may have been inadvertently mapped to the hotkey that you previously used for dictation, causing a problem. If you map the Command Mode to something you're very unlikely to press it should solve the problem.
We're going to add a setting to disable it entirely shortly, and are working on a much improved version of the feature in beta right now.
Apologies for the inconvenience!