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

We have hands-free mode. @andrewchen said that wasn't enough and went keyboard-free. Guess we need to add foot pedals to our hardware guide.

@unitechy What’s going on?

This @WisprFlow is becoming worse day by day 😞 Had to type this post

@justingray0 @_chenglou This works and doesn’t kill your AirPods music?

@_chenglou @WisprFlow i've been meaning to try it out, but this claims it's a macos issue (and they have a janky fix). I agree wisprflow should do something here though. github.com/drewburchfield…

Yo @WisprFlow I'd pay double the current rate if pressing Fn to record has less latency

We'll give you a Porsche GT3 RS if you can type faster than Wispr Flow can dictate. Earlier, we challenged 5 people to try. 3.5 million people watched. Now we're opening the challenge to everyone. Even if you don't win the Porsche, the fastest typists take home prizes: 🏆 Lifetime Wispr Flow Pro + Swag 🎙️ Flow Desktop Mic 👕 Exclusive Flow Merch Plus a bonus prize for the fastest voice in the room: lifetime Flow Pro. Think you're fast? Prove it. typingtest.wisprflow.ai

As someone who dogfoods every AI productivity tool - the bar is high and the graveyard is large. @wisprflow is the only voice tool that actually earned a permanent spot. Using it all day, every day - Slack, emails, docs, WhatsApp, coding, Claude, everything. It’s not just productive, it’s addictive. 💜 @tankots you’ve built something special here. 🙌🏻 Folks - if you’re curious, experience it yourself - wisprflow.ai/r/NIKHIL371

@tankots @BagsApp Hi, this account got hacked, please ignore this

Wispr Flow is now live on Android. That means Flow now works across Android, iPhone, Mac, and Windows. Everywhere you type. But what we really cared about was how it feels. On Android, the Flow bubble appears when you tap into a text field. It sits on top of your keyboard, instead of replacing it. It appears as a floating bubble whenever you're in a text field, and disappears when you're not. You can even keep using it when you're switching apps. Free and unlimited during early access. Download now: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

Wispr Flow is now live on Android. Nearly 4 billion people use Android. Today, they finally get voice-to-text they don’t have to fix. It automatically detects text fields. No keyboard switching. No mode toggling. You can even keep dictating as you move between apps. Flow already works on Mac, Windows, and iPhone. Now, it finally works everywhere. Speak naturally. Flow removes filler, catches corrections, and formats your text automatically. Free and unlimited during early access. Download now: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

@gvh41 stay tuned 👀

might've ripped over 10k words on Wispr Flow today. haven't been this bullish in quite some time. @WisprFlow can we get a daily word count feature update?

San Francisco: Come find us in FiDi and say hi 👋 Grab some limited edition swag and free cold brew while you're at it ☕️

A million words dictated using @WisprFlow Other than Claude Code and PAI, definitely my biggest AI workflow upgrade of the last several months.

we spent $0 on ads and just ran the most successful waitlist in voice AI history. 375,000 people signed up to wait for our Android app last week. 375,000 waitlist signups = 375,000 people who: → Read our landing page → Entered their email → Agreed to wait months → Many referred friends, shared on social and group chats that's 28,125 hours of collective attention we earned, not bought. most companies spend millions to rent attention for seconds. These people gave us minutes, voluntarily. but here's the truth: 375,000 waitlist signups sounds like a flex. 374,000 of them will probably churn if we ship something that's even 500ms too slow. voice isn't like other products. you don't get a second chance. the bar isn't "good enough." the bar is "instant and perfect"—or you just go back to your keyboard. Apple, Google, and Microsoft have spent billions on voice. Their output accuracy is 60%. Ours is 93%. that gap is the entire reason half a million people are willing to wait. but a waitlist is a loan on trust, not a deposit. we have to earn it back with every millisecond of latency, every dictation that lands perfectly on the first try. here's how we're preparing to pay it back: → Sub-500ms response time target → 6,000+ Android devices in our test matrix → 100+ languages supported from day one → No keyboard switching required we didn't gamify this waitlist for vanity. we gamified it because every referral, every shared link, every screenshot uploaded is someone telling their friend: "This is worth waiting for." that's not a metric. that's a mandate. now we have to deliver. what's the longest you've waited for a product, and was it worth it?

Our Android waitlist got 375,000 verified signups in less than a week. If 375,000 people actually stood in line for our Android app, the line would stretch from San Francisco to Los Angeles. We've made y'all wait long enough. Coming very soon to a play store near you 😉

Join now: c87.to/wisprflow

We partnered with @contra to launch the Wispr Flow Challenge. $5k in prizes to build something using your voice with Replit, Lovable, Cursor, or Magicpath. Link in the thread 👇

Finally! 1 million words dictated with @WisprFlow 🎉 50 weeks in a row non-stop since I discovered it. This is a tool that I legit cannot put down. I don't think I'll type on the keyboard ever again. Completely changed my workflow. 1 free month wisprflow.ai/r/BOBBY8

cannot believe I slept on dictation apps for this long. 2 days of using @WisprFlow

@MarkMcGrathCFP @juliencayzac 26.2k words in 2 days is insane. You might need one of our 'certified yapper' hats...

@juliencayzac @WisprFlow Lol no it edits out most of that stuff automatically

@theAIsailor Hey what happened?

Uninstalling @WisprFlow. Super unstable over the last 2 weeks. What are some of the good alternatives?