“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)”
“Yes, the Wispr Flow experience on iPhone is the worst of all the platforms it supports. In fact, it's so bad that I've found over time that I am reaching for my Pixel more and more and my iPhone less and less as I've moved more and more of my workflow to dictation.”
“The only drawback is that longer dictations, are sometimes slower (maybe like 1-2 seconds extra long), but the overall value seems nicely packaged for my consumption.”
“I use Wispr Flow for the voice-to-text with the DJI mic 2. The accuracy level is through the roof, even if I literally whisper. I'm not sure about the DJI Mini, but on the DJI Mic 2, there is no button that can prompt the computer to activate the mic.”
“I'm paranoid about wispr flow stealing my data and I dont want to pay extra, so I just use the built in claude voice feature and it works fine for me”
“I would recommend that if you have a phone with the action button to map Wispr Flow to it, and pressing would start the app so you don't have to swipe.”
“For me, I don’t think the wispr controls are that efficient. The dictation button is too small for me to reach when I only have one free hand- I’m a lefty on an iPhone 17PM. Also, the style button which I infrequently use occupies too much space.”
“While I agree that the application of it for short messages on iOS is pretty wonky and it's not ideal to have to swipe back and forth from Wispr Flow to an app, I will say that I found Wispr Flow to be game-changing for me in my ability to actually write longer messages (like those you would find in an email).”
“The experience on iOS is the worst of the three. Even though iOS Sandbox is the problem I think Superwhisper has a good solution for it using the action button on an iPhone.”
“I also, more than anything, now use voice-to-text to shout out to Wispr Flow when writing. Sometimes that free thought makes it worse because now I just get to ramble and someone listens to me.”
“Tried @WisprFlow's note-taker on a whim (came with the paid plan) — transcript capture and summarisation are nearly as good, and I imported all my Granola data straight in. Two tools collapsing into one. Good job, Wispr Flow. 👏”
“The difference between Wispr Flow and other voice dictation technology is this: everything I've tried before hand wavers between acceptable or surprisingly bad. Wispr Flow *is* occasionally bad, but almost always acceptable - and often *surprisingly good*. For instance, getting”
“Does using the action button on the more recent iPhones for Wispr Flow really improve the experience on iOS? I can't find a video of what it's like online.”
“I was a huge user of wispr flow. But now I am convinced Apple is trying to kill them off. I am constantly having to uninstall and reinstall the app and fiddle with settings. I use fluid voice now on my laptop.”
“I set up the Wispr Flow Action Button Shortcut, and it was great. No juggling between apps, no having to turn it on and off and getting to free my mic as soon as I'm done with Voice to Text. It worked flawlessly for a day or two.”
“If you want to understand why Wispr Flow was able to raise a big round at a high valuation, it's because users like me are willing to put up with immense pain to use the product. The dictation is magic but the keyboard is nearly unusable.”
“Been using Wispr Flow like crazy lately and it's so good. The accuracy, the self-learning and the way it turns the speech into clean bullet points... you can really feel the attention to detail in this product.”
“@diogomartf Wispr Flow. Yes, it's insanely good. I love it. I don't really know if there's been a native app that I've used in years that I've loved more than this (other than maybe agentic code editors)”
“Switching from typing to voice seems like it could significantly increase speed. I already use voice a lot when interacting with AI for personal stuff and it works well brainstorming and getting ideas out quickly.”
“To avoid my content sounding like AI, and reading like everything else that's on the internet, a pseudo TED Talk, I've started to just put my thoughts into Wispr Flow and post as is.”