Wispr Flow
AI voice-to-text that turns speech into polished writing across desktop and mobile apps.
About Wispr Flow
Wispr Flow turns speech into polished text wherever there is a supported text field. It runs on Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android, so email, documents, messages, and coding instructions can share one dictation workflow. The app supports more than 100 languages and uses nearby context to handle uncommon names. That breadth is useful, but the fit depends on where you work: speaking aloud is inconvenient in a shared office or public space, and background noise or a poor microphone can add corrections. Flow Basic includes 2,000 words per week on Mac or Windows. Flow Pro comes with a 14-day trial that does not require a credit card, and annual billing advertises a 20% discount. Privacy Mode and Private Cloud Sync are designed to prevent dictation from being stored on Wispr Flow servers. The company says it does not sell or share user data and lists SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and HIPAA certifications.
Best for
Best use cases
Draft an email in Apple Mail or Gmail when speaking is faster and more comfortable than using a keyboard.
Turn a rough spoken explanation into polished text while working in Notion, Google Docs, or another text field.
Dictate detailed coding instructions in Cursor or another developer tool while preserving technical context.
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Compared with built-in dictation, Wispr Flow adds contextual spelling and automatic refinement across supported text fields.
The free Basic allowance is suitable for lighter desktop use, while frequent dictation may require a paid plan.
Its cross-device availability reduces workflow switching, but voice input is less practical in shared or noisy spaces.
Features
Write messages and email
Dictate messages and formatted email in apps such as Gmail, WhatsApp, and Apple Mail.
Draft documents by voice
Turn spoken thoughts into clearer text in document tools such as Notion and Google Docs.
Give coding instructions
Use syntax-aware dictation to add detailed prompts and instructions in developer tools such as Cursor.
Pros
- Works across desktop and mobile text fields, reducing the need to switch dictation tools between common apps.
- Support for more than 100 languages makes the same voice workflow useful for multilingual writing.
- Privacy Mode, Private Cloud Sync, and listed security certifications provide concrete trust signals for adoption.
Cons
- The free Basic plan is limited to 2,000 words per week on Mac or Windows, which may be tight for daily use.
- Voice dictation can be awkward or impractical in shared offices, meetings, and other public environments.
- Reliable results still depend on microphone quality, background noise, and comfort with correcting spoken input.
Pricing Plans
Flow Basic
- 2,000 words per week on Mac or Windows
Flow Pro
- 14-day Flow Pro trial without a credit card
Enterprise
- Sales-assisted plan for organizational requirements
* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on Wispr Flow's official website.