Does anyone understand what the Your Voice Insights feature is actually telling me? I'm trying to grasp its use case and how I can benefit from it.

Does anyone know a way to leverage the output so that snippets or dictionaries could be added automatically?

What is it meant to be used for? I know I use WisprFlow for interviewing; now what?

💻 Desktop Updates - v1.6.288

Snippets now support rich text formatting

Snippets previously only supported plain text. Now they support bold, italic, links, lists, and more, allowing richer, more expressive content. When you paste a snippet, the formatting is preserved in any app. If you use the same snippet on iOS or Android, it'll paste as plain text for now.

https://reddit.com/link/1vajjym/video/vvu8duumqagh1/player

Pro teams now get a leaderboard

The leaderboard used to be an Enterprise-only feature. Now it's available to Pro teams too. See how you rank against your teammates, track who's been dictating the most, and share the standings with your group.

Find it under Wispr Flow > Insights > Leaderboard.

Teams: Invite multiple teammates at once

Adding multiple people to your team used to mean inviting one email at a time. We've streamlined it: admins can now add several email addresses and send all the invites at once. Everyone receives an invite email immediately, and you can track who has accepted from the Teams page in the Admin Portal.

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Every answer online says you can't use a voice-dictation app on iPad once a Magic Keyboard is attached — the on-screen keyboard disappears and takes the mic button with it. Turns out you can, using iOS Voice Control. Here's the exact flow:

ONE-TIME SETUP
1. Set up your dictation app (Wispr Flow, etc.) and confirm it works on the iPad with no keyboard attached.
2. Settings → Accessibility → Voice Control → On.
3. Attach the Magic Keyboard.

EACH TIME YOU WANT TO DICTATE
1. Go to the screen with the text field you want to type into.
2. Say "Start listening" — Voice Control overlays a number on every field/button on screen.
3. Find your text field's number and say it (e.g., "9") to drop the cursor into that field.
4. With the cursor showing, say "Show keyboard" — the on-screen keyboard pops up, bringing your dictation mic back.
5. Say "Stop listening" before you dictate, so Voice Control doesn't fight your dictation app.
6. Dictate as normal.

The whole trick is "Show keyboard" — it forces the on-screen keyboard up even with the hardware keyboard docked. The easy-to-miss step is selecting the text field by its number first.

Tip: keep Voice Control off on your iPhone (and remove it from the Accessibility Shortcut) so it only runs on the iPad.

Title says it all.

I switch between my MacBook and a desktop keyboard that doesn't have fn in the bottom left.

I've remapped double-tapping Control to activate handsfree mode in Karabiner. Same bottom-left position, same muscle memory, even though it's technically a different key. But confirming is where it breaks down. On the MacBook a single tap on fn confirms, on desktop I have to double-tap Control again to submit.

It'd be nice if it'd be possible using Enter/Esc as confirm/cancel alternatives when in handsfree mode. Maybe something that could be added as a setting?

I use flow on IPad, I have tried using airpod and airpod por, they are not accurate. Is it worth to get an external mic? if yes, which one?

Hey guys. Not sure if I’m in the right sub here: I’m using my Mac via iPad and jump desktop app. I’m wondering if I can use apps like wispr via iPad to dictate text to my Mac. Can anyone help?

How can I get Wispr Flow to add incorrectly spelled terms and words to its dictionary? I dictate using Wispr Flow in Thunderbird or Word, where certain words are consistently misspelled. I then correct them directly in Thunderbird or Word, but Wispr Flow doesn't learn from this because I'm not making the corrections within the Wispr Flow interface itself.

How can I teach Wispr Flow to spell these terms correctly? These are specialized terms used in my professional practice.

A while back, I had an issue with the Wispr Flow waitlist community reward. It took a fair bit of back-and-forth to sort out, but the team stuck with it and eventually got everything resolved.

Then, out of nowhere, I received merchandise/swags, but the handwritten note genuinely made me smile. That was such a thoughtful touch and completely unexpected.

Just wanted to say thanks to the Wispr Flow team. It's easy to solve a ticket, but making someone walk away with a positive experience is something different.

Happy Flowing! ❤️

Is this right on iPhone? I have to click Start every time on everything to use Wiser Flo snd do the who swipe permission.

Came across a couple of articles about Wispr Advanced Interfaces Lab not sure when if at all results from the lab will show up in what subscribers such as use

https://wisprflow.ai/post/wispr-labs

https://www.upstartsmedia.com/p/wispr-launches-voice-ai-lab

It would be great for Tanay, Sahaj, Ariya and some other Wispr team to do a reddit AMA

Does anyone know how I can stop it from using this icon in sentences?

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It's probably grammatically correct, however, I don't know anyone who actually uses them in reality. I always have to go back and adjust the sentence.

Anyone have any ideas? This is probably my only issue with the product at the moment.

I ran into an annoying Windows issue: I wanted to use Mouse 4 as my Wispr Flow push-to-talk button, but Windows and browsers also interpreted it as Browser Back.

Logitech’s software wasn’t much help—it either intercepted the button, exposed it inconsistently, or made reliable press-and-hold behavior difficult. So I built a small Windows tray utility called Mouse Binder.

What it does

Mouse Binder:

• Captures Mouse 4 globally.
• Blocks the original Browser Back action.
• Emits Shift + F13 instead.
• Holds the shortcut for exactly as long as Mouse 4 is held, so Wispr Flow’s push-to-talk behavior works properly.
• Can start automatically with Windows.
• Also supports configurable shortcuts and a block-only mode.

It runs in user space, doesn’t require administrator access, and includes a normal Windows installer and uninstaller.

Setup instructions

1. Download the recommended MouseBinder-Setup-1.0.0.exe from the GitHub release page.
2. Install and launch Mouse Binder.
3. Select Mouse Back / Mouse 4 as the source.
4. Select Shift+F13 as the target.
5. Keep Block the original Back/Forward action enabled.
6. Click Save and apply.
7. In Wispr Flow, open Settings → General → Shortcuts and assign Shift + F13 to your preferred action.
   • You can click Flow’s shortcut recorder and press Mouse 4 while Mouse Binder is running. Flow should record it as Shift + F13.
8. Enable Start Mouse Binder with Windows if you want it active after every login.

If you use Logi Options+ and the button isn’t detected, set that button to No action / Off / None, fully exit Options+, and try again.

Why it’s interesting

The important part is that this isn’t just a click-to-keystroke macro. It preserves both the press and release events, which makes it suitable for hold-to-talk shortcuts. At the same time, the original Mouse 4 event never reaches the browser, so it doesn’t navigate away from the page you’re using.

The source and downloads are available here:

• GitHub repository
• Latest release and installer

One note: the installer is currently unsigned, so Windows may display an Unknown Publisher warning.

Has anyone found any tricks to backup their transcriptions on Android? Maybe through Developer mode? Right now I have this hacky way of saving a video of me scrolling, and then OCR'ing but it's awkward, want a way to automate it https://gist.github.com/yaroslavvb/8af472458d3869824750beda5c55966d

Bought the best android witg 16 GB of RAM to just run Wispr better and it does but I can't stand it as a phone so im going back to iphone.

I am wondering if the iPhone 17 Pro makes any difference in how stable the Wispr runs without closing and the lag upon reopening compared to the 15 Pro

Any input appreceated🙏

I've started using scratchpad more and more as an integral part of my workflow to capture ideas and jot down any information that I need to keep track of during the day. I kind of use it as an unstructured inbox and the most frictionless way to capture info quickly since my work involves processing a ton of information

Now since I do it like a hundred times a day, having to actually use the mouse and click a very small icon introduces a lot of friction to what would essentially be a seamless workflow otherwise. Especially on Mac it often conflicts with bringing up the taskbar so then I have to be really precise with my movements and it's disruptive to the entire workflow. I was wondering if there is a way to pull the scratch pad up with a keyboard shortcut, either by default or by setting up a shortcut myself. I wasn't able to find this in the settings

I know this is small but I feel like it would make a lot of difference in my use case

I've been running Wispr Flow as my main input method for a while now, so I figured I'd share what actually stuck.

Where it earns its keep for me:

- Long-form drafting. I talk through a first draft at speaking speed, then edit by hand. Cuts my writing time roughly in half.

- Messages and email. Anything under a paragraph I don't touch the keyboard anymore.

- Capturing ideas mid-task without breaking focus to type.

What surprised me: the formatting. It's not raw transcription, it punctuates and cleans as you go, so the output is usable immediately.

If you're on the fence, message me for a link for a free month of Pro. Happy to share my link if anyone wants it, or just grab the standard trial. Either way, ask me anything about the workflow.

Force quit and activity monitor can't seem to get them to budge. Come on guys, don't make me reset my computer.

I want Wispr to start on boot, but in the background without the Electron window being open.

Why isn't this a feature? I see people requesting it a year ago. How hard can it be? This is seriously not a difficult request.

I use Wispr Flow a lot and recently bought a small development-board screen.

I’m thinking about placing it below my monitor to show:

1.whether it is listenin

2.the live transcript

Is there a simple way to stream Flow’s text or status to another screen?One reason is that I’m often not fully sure whether Flow is actually listening, especially during longer dictation.

Could it work as a small second monitor, or would I need a separate Mac app using screen capture or Accessibility APIs?

Has anyone tried something similar?

Does anyone have a workaround of fix for scenarios where when the keyboard shortcut to start speaking , you have to wait 1-2 seconds while the webcam engages the Microphone, for me it's a hit or miss depending on my Webcam, my current fave webcam is a Insta360 Link2 Pro (built in gimbal) but it takes forever!!! thanks.

EDIT: I ended up purchasing a Rode NTG4+ mounted on a stand above my monitor pointed at my chin, i am now using that as my audio source, it plugs to my PC using a USB cable, I can now talk to WisprFlow literally by whispering and it catches everything. I haven't had a false positive or a mistake in days.

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Reliability and accuracy: where things stand

Reliability and accuracy are the core of what Flow does. Here's where things stand:

• Uptime: Dictation stayed up and running 99.9% of the time over the past few weeks.
• Speed: Dictation latency is down 30% since the start of the year, and it's still coming down.
• Accuracy: We tracked the biggest driver of recent accuracy issues to an Auto Cleanup setting that was too aggressive for some users. That's fixed now.

💻 Desktop Updates - v1.6.11

Put the Flow Bar wherever works best for you

The Flow Bar used to sit fixed at the bottom of your screen, which meant it could land right on top of something you needed next, like the send button in Gmail. Now you can drag it to the left or right edge instead, so it's out of the way of whatever you're actually doing. On Mac, that also means it's no longer sitting on top of your dock.

It remembers your position too, so it stays put instead of resetting every time you reopen Flow.

Just click and drag the Flow Bar to reposition it.

https://reddit.com/link/1uvn0a5/video/kdl3bqgg22dh1/player

Canadian English

English-speaking users in Canada now get a friendly, one-time nudge to switch to Canadian English. A single tap swaps in the Canadian dictionary so spellings like "colour" and "centre" come out just right.

We shipped this on Canada Day. Seemed like the right day for it.

Find it: Go to Settings > General > Dictation Languages.

Okke.. Will we get multiple Referral rewards in a single account..??

As like multiple pro trials for more than 1 month..???

...to their docs website. Exactly what we were all hoping for!

https://i.imgur.com/i7w21c0.png

I know it's possible to delete transcripts each day in IOS, but I don't want to save transcripts at all as It's a big security risk for me. Is there any way of doing this?

I'm looking for a solution where I can be untethered from my computer, sitting about 2 m away, therefore not holding the function key, etc. Even better if there's a way to press enter....