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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fast performance (13)

cross-app functionality (4)

multilingual support (4)

excellent integration (3)

privacy concerns (5)

system integration issues (4)

browser integration issues (2)

resource intensive (2)

productivity boost (20)

voice-powered dictation (18)

fast performance (13)

cross-app functionality (4)

multilingual support (4)

excellent integration (3)

privacy concerns (5)

system integration issues (4)

browser integration issues (2)

resource intensive (2)

Use it for all my Slack, email, and AI-related conversation. I think I probably use this more than I use my keyboard now

Before Flow, I didn't realize how much my keyboard got in the way. I would think about formatting, spelling, and brevity before what I actually wanted to say. Now, I focus on the content and let Flow take care of the rest. Plus it feels like less effort after a long workday. As for the people behind the product - they are so on top of it. But I might be biased :)

still loving Wispr Flow for vibe coding and dictation in general

Because it completely removes friction from writing. You just talk, and your thoughts instantly turn into clean, well-formatted text in any app. It feels less like dictation and more like thinking out loud with an AI editor always on.

An offline or privacy-first mode would be great, and lowering resource usage would make it even smoother for long sessions. An Android version would also unlock a huge user base.

Traditional speech-to-text tools and a few other AI dictation apps, but they felt either too basic or too isolated from real workflows. Wispr Flow stood out because it works everywhere and actually adapts to how you write.

Insanely accurate and scarily human. To the point where it feels like Jarvis from Ironman. I have used it to make quick edits on my documents. Simple .docx documents. Haven't done anything fancy yet but the speech to text is really good and can easily replace your writing if you prefer to speak more. There are many advanced and nifty features which look really useful for fulltime users but since I'm a 100 wpm typist, I am using this for document navigation and edits only right now. However, I am very impressed by the product and will slowly learn more about the other features since I can easily see how they would optimize my workflow to a great degree. Thanks for a competitive writing aid Wispr! Hare Krishna!

Thanks Aditya, check out our Workflows Gallery to learn how others are using Flow!

This Product is really cool ! I am someone who speaks much faster than she types ! Definitely has helped me save a lot of time !

This is an amazing product that has greatly helped me with using my Mac. I have Parkinsons so using my hands at times can be very challenging and difficult. I highly recommend giving it a try so you can see how well it works to dictate text for you, accurately and quickly.

Rich, happy to hear Flow has made typing easier for you. I'll share with the team 💜

Used it for multiple regional as well as global languages for some fun stress-testing. Gotta say, love the accuracy of the multilingual scripts and dialects, and that's especially impressive given that this is only the first iteration of such a product. Certainly beats the multilingual support of all the big-shot voice dictation offerings that I've dipped my toes into over the years - and by a large margin. Talk of a moat! From an ethical perspective, I really appreciated that the toggle on personal data usage for training Wispr's models is off by default. I know you guys didn't NEED to do that (given that none of the leading AI companies leave it off by default), but the fact that you chose to do it anyway shows your broader commitment to doing the right thing and makes me feel like I can trust Wispr with my most crucial personal and professional correspondence without worrying about anything shady going on under the hood with my data, be it behavioural data or otherwise. Not to mention, for a company that aims to radically boosts the ways in which everyday people interface with any and all computers, I don't know if there could be a higher honour than getting an endorsement from Woz, who's essentially the father of the personal computer revolution. I know he rarely offers such an endorsement, which makes this one mean all the more for Flow's credibility in the eyes of a veteran tinkerer. Will Flow offer models other than Perplexity in future releases?

Hey Adarsh, Check out our Data Controls page on our website to answer your questions

Sit tight on the different models! On our radar

I really don't enjoy typing, so this has been a full unlock for quickly responding to clients with detailed messages. The way it handles formatting and proper nouns seems like magic. Definitely the best speech-to-text tool out there.

Totally agree, it's so much easier to share context while speaking, thanks Hunter

"How would you feel if you could never use Wispr Flow again?" is a classic question to evaluate whether customers find a product useful. After using WF for a few months, my answer is clear: dictation or typing without it now absolutely sucks. Whenever I try to dictate something into my brand new iPhone or type on someone else's computer, I just feel like I'm driving in 2nd gear... Wispr Flow is just so incredibly efficient in helping me get my thoughts into a text format, onto a computer. To me, both the efficiency of dictation and the amazing accuracy (even with incredibly obscure words, mixing up different languages in one sentence, etc.) - it works 95-99% of the time without having to edit the output. This is what science fiction promised us decades ago.

As a big sci fi nerd, I couldn't agree more. Thanks Marin!

WOW, seriously have never encountered such a shady app or business ever (even though the product is great at what it does). The Wispr Team deactivated my Slack account on their workspace after asking polite and totally fair questions there in my mind. SERIOUSLY shady inner working in this app BEWARE. And RED FLAG how they treat their users. My post on Slack before they banned me on their Slack (oh and I also said that I was going to uninstall because I realized after removing it from login items, because I was done with it for a while, only to realize THAT IT WILL INJECT ITSELF INTO YOUR LOGIN ITEMS AGAIN SOMEHOW ON LOGIN SO YOU LITERALLY CAN'T GET RID OF THE APP UNLESS YOU NUKE IT WITH APPCLEANER. "Hey Wispr team, I've been using Flow for a while now, and I've got to say, the functionality is impressive. However, I have several concerns: 1. System Integration: The app for some reason ruins my right-click context menu in Firefox. Extension options in right-click context menus disappear on hover. I spent hours troubleshooting, even ended up nuking my Firefox setup, only to find out Flow was the culprit. What is it doing in Firefox anyway? Suddenly, I'm seeing the Wispr Flow logo in my Chrome address bar. I don't remember enabling this, and there seems to be no way to turn this off? The app adds itself to login items every time it's launched. This is not standard behavior and feels intrusive. 2. Resource Usage: The app is a whopping 800MB, which feels kind of big for a dictation tool? It's constantly using about 8% CPU, even when idle. What's it doing in the background? Launch time is around 10 seconds with quirky loading messages. What's really happening during this "setup"? 3. Deep Integration and Privacy Concerns: The onboarding checklist actually tracks actions across apps. It knew when I used Discord, ChatGPT, mail and other apps which I don't remember 100%. This level of system awareness is alarming. Your promo video shows the app using context to correctly spell unusual names in emails. How exactly is this context gathered? Does it capture my screen or what? 4. Transparency Issues: Your privacy policy is vague and broad. It doesn't provide clear limits on data use or specific explanations of what data is collected in different scenarios. The policy mentions using customer content to train AI models. Does this include my dictations and the context you gather? There's no clear documentation about the app's system interactions or the full extent of its capabilities. 5. Browser Integration: The Chrome and Firefox integrations appeared without clear user consent or easy ways to disable them. What exactly are these browser integrations doing? Are they monitoring my web activity? 6. Data Collection and Usage: Given the app's deep integration and context awareness, what exactly are you collecting? How is this data being used beyond the immediate dictation functionality? Are you sharing this data with third parties? If so, with whom and for what purposes? 7. User Control: There seems to be a lack of granular controls for the app's various integrations and features. How can users opt out of specific data collection or feature integrations? How can users opt out of injections into certain apps? Shouldn't it be opt-in? 8. Security Concerns: With such deep system access, what security measures are in place to protect user data? How are you safeguarding against potential misuse of the app's extensive permissions? Don't get me wrong - the core functionality of Flow is impressive. The dictation accuracy, speed, and cross-app functionality are genuinely useful. But right now, using Flow feels like I've given an unknown entity unfettered access to my digital life. Given these concerns, I'm hesitant about becoming a paid subscriber. We need some real transparency here: 1. Can you provide a detailed, technical explanation of Flow's system access and integration methods? 2. What specific data are you collecting, and how exactly is it being used and protected? 3. Can we get more granular user controls over the app's various features and integrations? 4. Are there plans to optimize the app's resource usage and size? 5. How are you ensuring user privacy and security given the app's deep system access? I want to continue using Flow, but I need to fully understand what I'm permitting on my system. Looking forward to your detailed response." I've got some email correspondence with them and I had more questions in the Slack which went unanswered.

Hey Asgeir, sent you a response via email

Hey Ásgeir, Hear your concerns, sharing our updated Data Controls page to answer your questions. Feedback helps us improve, so thank you!

@constanza_hasselmann Incredulous that it took massive backlash for them to even consider this. If you cared about the privacy of your users it would have never happened in the first place. Growth over everything, am I right?

I used Wispr for about a week before their Product Hunt launch and it was EXCEPTIONAL - a real game-changer. Since then, I got a new laptop (Macbook Air M3) and it no longer works. I will happily update my review when they fix this, but it has been almost a week and still nothing :( I miss using Wispr Flow EDIT: the team fixed my issue and it is working perfectly now

If you're still experiencing this, Jeremy, reach out to us at support at Wispr Flow dot ai! We'll get you back up and running

I am a product manager and due to the nature of my job, ideas and mostly broken ideas are always revolving in my head. Wispr flow has helped me organize my thoughts and jot them down faster. It also helps me to communicate across various teams so much faster than my usual workflow. I feel like everyone is always sitting around me and I just say things to the right people. Fast. Flow is Fast.

My favorite PM hack is speaking action items at the end of a meeting while pressing Fn to transcribe them with Flow. So, we're on the same page 🔥

Wispr Flow

Speak naturally, write perfectly & 4x faster in every app

Speak naturally, write perfectly & 4x faster in every app

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