Wispr Flow

We (Tanay) like to live on the edge...clearly. See if they won the Porsche 911 GT3 RS or if we get to keep it for the office... In other news, we’re live on Android: play.google.com/store/apps/det… PS: like, retweet, and bookmark to get Wispr Flow for free for 6 months — Written with @WisprFlow

If the Flow Bar has ever sat right on top of a button you needed, we heard you. You can now drag it to either edge of your screen. It stays out of your way, and it remembers where you left it.

Whisper to your ring, and Wispr does the writing. @oasisdevices just launched a smart ring with a mic tuned for whispering, so you can dictate without talking out loud at your laptop. And because it's also a trackpad, you edit right from your finger. Today: voice on your Mac. Tomorrow: agentic voice everywhere. Congrats on the launch 🤝

You're not imagining it. A spike in new users strained our infra and hit speed + accuracy for some folks. We've scaled up and fixed several reliability and accuracy issues since, and we've written a few updates here: wisprflow.ai/whats-new We don't see any support tickets or reported transcripts on your account though. Would you mind sending a few so we can dig into what's going on?

Is it just me or did using Wispr Flow used to feel magical... And now it's slower and 10x more inaccurate Am I the only one who feels this?

2 days ago I asked what you hate about @WisprFlow. thought i'd get about 50 strongly worded opinions. i was wrong. over 700 of you, and still counting, have shared with immaculate detail what has worked best and what hasn't we've collated all the info and my team is currently on this thanks to everyone who shared, this is how we make products that people can't live without ❤️ P.S. if you didn't share your concerns yet, please do comment - we're updating our database every 12 hours.

Tell me you're using @WisprFlow without telling me you're using @WisprFlow

Since our last update, we had a second wave of issues, separate from last week's and affecting a different set of users. Stability is our top priority right now: we're reallocating more resources, reevaluating our vendors, and testing additional fixes for the accuracy issues we flagged last week.

We're also building better internal tooling so issues get caught before they reach you. This is the top priority across our engineering, infrastructure, and product teams right now. Thanks for your patience in the meantime. 🙏

Wispr Flow hasn't been as reliable as it should be lately. We want to be upfront about what happened and what we're doing about it. 🧵

Hey @vayzenburger, really sorry you're running into this. What you're seeing is real, and we're currently working through an issue that's causing failed and inaccurate transcriptions across all platforms. Our team is actively investigating and working on a fix. You can follow live updates here: bit.ly/3RPpcgo If you're comfortable sharing the email address associated with your account via DM, I can make sure this gets flagged to the team directly and follow up once things have stabilized. Thanks for your patience while we work through it. Samm

@WisprFlow your app is completely unusable right now. No matter what I say, it either entirely fails to transcribe it or puts in words that I've never even said. What the fuck is going on?

Hey @tavlean, first off, thank you for sticking with us. We know how frustrating this has been, especially for some of our most loyal users. Our team is actively adding capacity and improving routing right now, and restoring full reliability is our top priority. You can follow live updates here: statuspage.incident.io/wispr-flow We sincerely appreciate your patience while we work through this and won't stop until things are fully stable.

@WisprFlow I take that back. It's now dumb, still slow and unreliable. Also the team never replies here, like they're not on this platform. They have managed to turn me from a super fan to a frustrated user, and the main contributor is lack of communication. @tankots

I think to deal with the recent issues and outages @WisprFlow have changed it's STT model to a much dumber version. This one is misinterpreting so many words. If yes, then Congrats! you've now changed your app from unusable to unusable, but for different reasons.

@CLOSED1714 Hey, sorry you’ve been running into this. We’ve been tracking the performance issues some users have experienced today, and the team is actively working on a fix. We’ll keep the status page updated as we make progress: statuspage.incident.io/wispr-flow

@markjfeldman @WisprFlow fr it a shit product now. 1min speech, 3min transription waiting. I churned today.

@WisprFlow Your product was a life saver for me, but has become totally unusable lately due to latency and timeouts. Sadly I am searching for alternatives as I tweet this. :-(

@markjfeldman Hey Mark, we’re aware of the latency issues impacting some users over the last few hours, and the team is actively working to resolve them 🙏 We’ll keep everyone posted here as we have updates: statuspage.incident.io/wispr-flow

When you can build without keyboards or code, you can do it while holding a baby, going on a walk, or doing your makeup. That's what happened when 250 people from around the world used @Lovable and Wispr Flow to build something for the moms in their lives over Mother's Day weekend. Here's a peek:

250 people from around the world used @Lovable and @wisprflow to build apps for the moms in their lives last weekend. We saw everything from a community cooking marketplace to a platform supporting Afghan women's entrepreneurship to an app that preserves a mom's story through music. View all the winners here: builtformoms.lovable.app/winners

First @WSJ called us "scary good." Then @business covered the office dictation revolution. Now @TechCrunch is writing about the whisper-filled office of the future. Typing is on its way out.

Less than 7 hours left to vote in the Lovable x Wispr Flow Built for Moms contest! Some things we did not expect to see in the submissions: • A demo video starring a puppet • A mom recording with a baby in one arm and a noise machine going • An entire app built on a hot girl walk • A virtual Indian mom who scolds you in Hinglish for sleeping late and wasting money Some things we loved seeing: • Apps to help single moms find career opportunities while raising kids • A strength training companion designed around women's longevity • Multiple apps to capture family recipes that were never written down • Parents and kids building apps together Go vote for your favorites before midnight PT: builtformoms.lovable.app

Our Chief of Staff built a childcare app while holding her baby. No code, no keyboard, just her voice. This Mother's Day, we're running a 48-hour hackathon with @Lovable. Build something for the moms in your life. Grand prize: $1,000, plus Wispr Flow and Lovable credits. No keyboard or technical skills required. builtformoms.lovable.app

@tryramp ranks software vendors by real business spend across 50K+ companies every month. Wispr Flow made both lists: trending and fastest-growing. Voice-first productivity belongs right next to @AnthropicAI, @figma, @vercel, and @Lovable.