“I've been using Wispr Flow for a few months to dictate instead of typing, mostly for long messages and notes, and it is the only dictation tool that kept up with how I actually speak.”
“Simplest writing workflows can just be Wispr Flow with Formal + Medium Cleanup (everything coming from just one app) followed by one prompt for fixing grammatical errors, obvious”
“But Raycast Dictation is blowing Wispr Flow out of the water. It seems better, as in more accurate, and faster. I’ve only been testing it for a short while though, so let’s see how it goes, but if this continues, I can save myself a subscription.”
“After an unknown number of words with Apple Dictate and then over 100,000 words with another app, I'm extremely satisfied with what Wispr Flow has built.”
“Since you already use Wispr Flow every day, I'd keep it only if it saves enough time to make the overlap worthwhile. Granola does something different, so I wouldn't treat them as substitutes.”
“From the list, I've been using Wispr Flow, Granola and Notion pretty much daily. I've used Lovable and Supabase on an as-needed basis and Google AI weekly.”
“Yes Granola Apple Watch is the only reason I can’t switch completely to Wispr flow. Note taker is great, if we can have native Apple Watch, it’s a real competitor to Granola Apple Watch”
“Wispr Flow and similar watch the screen to figure out what to do. I never used the product, but are you saying once installed it is always running or are you wanting to use the product inside the banking app?”
“Yesterday my Oura ring detected a cortisol spike from a Github Actions failure, my iPhone (iPhone 16) alerts Claude, Claude emails me a 900-word root cause analysis, OpenClaw reads it through my XM6s in a calm British voice, Wispr Flow turns my panic breathing into a Linear”
“The lack of this feature is why I currently use Speechify instead of Wispr Flow altogether. The feature would ideally be highly customisable; the competition is quite strong.”
“Curious if Wispr Flow has any plans to launch an Apple Watch app? Would love to be able to jot down quick notes from my Apple Watch or even take in-person meeting notes from my Apple Watch.”
“Does anyone else think that r1 and g2 should be able to link to wispr flow? With ai voice dictation for productivity getting more prevalent. I was wishing someone wrote an app/link for it, or ER make it a feature please.”
“This stupid Wispr Flow bar is, unfortunately, one of the best design moves all time- subtly queuing your brain to use audio more, feeling like an 'anchor'/homebase for your screen”
“I've been a Wispr Flow Pro subscriber for a while now. I think faster than I type, so dictation ended up replacing typing for me almost entirely — messages, commit descriptions, docs, notes.”
“I also like using Wispr Flow. They've built a really elegant UI/UX, and it just works out of the box. They've also been the ones that have been most aggressively marketing and distributing voice dictation, and have been synonymous with voice dictation as a whole.”
“So I just realized you can get Google's Rambler feature on basically any phone by downloading the Wispr Flow app, and it works basically the same way 🔥 lol. Awesome!”
“I am a very satisfied Wispr Flow user. I'm fairly technically competent, but for a tool like Wispr Flow, I want it to simply work. I don't want to have to sit and tinker with multiple AI models to get things to work the way that I want them to.”
“Wispr flow recently added meeting recording, so definitely in the right direction. do you have the ability to control how the meeting summaries are generated?”
“Like wispr flow does - for example I’m in a technical discussion I need to reread what an engineer said and wispr flow does a great job and transcribing quality. Teams has captions but I can’t just go back unless I’m missing something”
“Every tool I tried either sent my audio to someone's server or wanted a subscription (looking at you Wispr Flow), so I built Hemsa (meaning Whisper in Arabic)”