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Wispr Flow
Voice-to-text dictation and meeting notes across your everyday apps
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What you can do with it
Overview and audience
Wispr Flow turns spoken language into polished text wherever you can type. It removes filler words, handles corrections and repetition, adds punctuation, and formats content while you speak, so the result is ready for messages, email, notes, code, and AI tools.
Who it suits
Individuals, professionals, multilingual users, teams, and organizations that want hands-free dictation or meeting notes. It is also suited to people who regularly write in email, messaging, productivity, coding, and AI applications.
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Speak a rough update, correction, or request into Gmail, Slack, or another messaging app and let Flow turn it into a concise, formatted draft.
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Dictate notes, code comments, prompts, or documentation directly into a terminal, editor, Notion, or AI assistant without changing applications.
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Use Notetaker for a meeting or in-person conversation, then review the transcript, topic summary, speakers, and next steps afterward.
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Key features, practical tasks
Key features and use cases
Polished dictation
Flow converts natural speech into clean writing by removing filler words, adding punctuation, formatting content, and handling mid-sentence corrections as you speak.
Works wherever you type
The cursor-based workflow operates across apps without plugins, including Gmail, Slack, iMessage, Notion, terminals, code editors, ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor.
Multilingual input
Flow supports more than 100 languages, automatically detects spoken language, and provides a language picker for switching between languages during the day.
Personal vocabulary
The app learns names, acronyms, and specialized terminology, while its personal dictionary lets you add words that matter to your work.
Text snippets
Create shortcuts for frequently used emails, links, addresses, and bios, then speak the shortcut to expand the saved text instantly.
Writing style controls
Flow can adapt output to different contexts, including messages, work chats, and emails, with styles ranging from formal to very casual.
Meeting Notetaker
Wispr Notetaker records meetings or in-person conversations on Mac and Windows, producing transcripts with speakers, topic-based summaries, and documented next steps.
Privacy and administration
Users can manage data-sharing preferences and storage controls, while higher plans add centralized billing, SSO, provisioning, audit logs, and organization-wide policies.
Draft messages and email
Speak a rough update, correction, or request into Gmail, Slack, or another messaging app and let Flow turn it into a concise, formatted draft.
Write technical or structured content
Dictate notes, code comments, prompts, or documentation directly into a terminal, editor, Notion, or AI assistant without changing applications.
Capture and review meetings
Use Notetaker for a meeting or in-person conversation, then review the transcript, topic summary, speakers, and next steps afterward.
Get started, step by step
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Download Wispr Flow for Mac, Windows, iPhone, or Android, depending on where you plan to dictate.
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Place the cursor in an email, message, note, editor, terminal, or AI tool where you want the spoken text inserted.
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Dictate at your normal pace, including pauses, changes of mind, corrections, and informal phrasing.
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Select the language you are speaking, add uncommon names or jargon to the dictionary, and create snippets for repeated text.
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On Mac or Windows, use Notetaker for supported online or in-person meetings, then review its transcript, summary, and next steps.
Getting started
Getting started
1. Choose a device
Download Wispr Flow for Mac, Windows, iPhone, or Android, depending on where you plan to dictate.
2. Open a text field
Place the cursor in an email, message, note, editor, terminal, or AI tool where you want the spoken text inserted.
3. Speak naturally
Dictate at your normal pace, including pauses, changes of mind, corrections, and informal phrasing.
4. Personalize recognition
Select the language you are speaking, add uncommon names or jargon to the dictionary, and create snippets for repeated text.
5. Try Notetaker when needed
On Mac or Windows, use Notetaker for supported online or in-person meetings, then review its transcript, summary, and next steps.
Find the right plan for you
Plans and access
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Plans and access
A free plan includes dictation and limited Notetaker access. Pro is listed at $15 per user per month and adds unlimited dictation and expanded Notetaker access. Enterprise pricing is custom.
Free
$0 per month Dictation across supported devices, 100+ languages, personal dictionary and snippets, and limited Notetaker access.
Pro
$15/user per month For individuals and teams needing unlimited dictation, longer Notetaker history, shared vocabulary, centralized billing, and team management.
Enterprise
Custom annual Adds advanced organizational security, provisioning, audit logs, managed deployment, custom contract terms, invoicing, and dedicated support.
A few things worth knowing
Frequently asked questions
Does Flow work in any application?
Yes. It types wherever the cursor is active, including email, messaging, notes, terminals, code editors, and AI tools, without requiring plugins or integrations.
How is Flow different from built-in dictation?
Flow is designed to produce what you meant to write rather than a word-for-word transcript. It handles filler, false starts, corrections, punctuation, and structured formatting.
Does Flow support other languages?
Yes. Flow supports more than 100 languages. Selecting the specific language currently being spoken can improve accuracy when switching languages or using an accent.
Do I need special hardware?
No. A built-in microphone is sufficient. A microphone closer to your mouth can help in noisy environments or when speaking quietly; Bluetooth earbuds may reduce accuracy.
Is Notetaker included?
Yes. Notetaker is included on the free and Pro plans, with limited weekly access on Free and higher limits plus longer history on Pro.
Can teams use Wispr Flow?
Yes. Pro supports shared dictionaries and snippets, centralized billing, user management, and team usage analytics. Enterprise adds advanced security and administrative controls.
The details behind your decision
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Platforms, inputs and outputs
Platforms, inputs and outputs
- Platform
- Wispr Flow Dictation is available on Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android. Wispr Notetaker, the meeting assistant within Wispr Flow, is available on Mac and Windows.
- Input
- Spoken language through a device microphone, including dictation, meeting conversations, voice memos, corrections, pauses, and multilingual speech.
- Output
- Polished text inserted at the cursor, plus meeting transcripts with named speakers, topic-organized summaries, and next steps through Wispr Notetaker.
The free plan limits desktop dictation to 2,000 words per week and provides limited weekly mobile and meeting usage. Notetaker is currently limited to Mac and Windows. Bluetooth earbuds such as AirPods may reduce dictation accuracy. HIPAA accounts disable Notetaker and Scratchpad.
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