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At Wispr Flow, we're building toward a future where interacting with devices is as seamless as talking to a friend. That vision has always gone beyond dictation. With Notetaker, we’re taking another step toward helping people do more simply by speaking. It turns conversations into a growing layer of...

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Amal Antonyvor 1 Monat

Quality has been terrible lately. FYI, I’ve been using Wispr Flow since you guys launched

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Emanuel Perezvor 1 Monat

Summon wispr flow by tapping your palm rest

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davidlloayzavor 1 Monat

Please put the focus on making an easier way to use wisprflow, press fn, use wisprflow and then when you want to use the keyboard you have deconfigured the keyboard. It makes the experience with the product very frustrating.

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𝕏 frjps 🇻🇦⚡️ 🐟vor 29 Tagen

A tool we really need because Apple’s dictation is so bad. But while whispr has excellent translation, the experience is awful on a phone and non-existent on the iPad. Mac is also a great experience, but it's just really bad on the iPhone. especially when you are talking for some time and then get this:

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Austin Walters 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿♻️🪶vor 1 Monat

Love it. Use wisprflow daily.

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PB&JN C°vor 1 Monat

When Notetaker for iOS?

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Mat QV.vor 1 Monat

@WisprFlow how long 'til I can use it on my mac? (Notetaker) x_X

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elliottvor 1 Monat

As a 'rambler' and 'voice dumper' I would love to try this out.

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Lilesh Jadavvor 1 Monat

You're just a replacement of keyboard, keyboard is not intelligent it's the operator, you better make your product better, fix your dictation mistakes, make app lightweight, we the driver will decide where we need to use it. i recently switched to meta ai & have no regrets

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Jingtao Wangvor 1 Monat

Hey love the product - would you have an API for our own AI agents to use the corpus collected in Wispr Flow? That’d be a great UX

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Li Yibaivor 1 Monat

This feels like a natural next step. Curious what kinds of context you think matter most beyond what we say.

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Close Minded Podcastvor 29 Tagen

This is curious: “2,000/week on desktop 1,000/week on iPhone Unlimited on Android” Why no limit on Android but limits everywhere else?

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Kylevor 23 Tagen

Can we get Notetaker for mobile? Would love to bring my phone into a physical meeting and be able to use it just like I do for virtual meetings!

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Dawood Khanvor 1 Monat

All the apps i use have now notetaker built in. Im now starting to get confused which ones i disable

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Prateek Jainvor 1 Monat

Wispr ruins battery life on my iPhone

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Mike Paintervor 1 Monat

My first use of Wispr Flow this morning. I said, "Just Remember," and Wispr Flow produced "YEEEES!" Which I almost left because it fit 😊

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Ma𝕏 Roeckvor 1 Monat

Can we get folders or tags or something to put categories onto the notes? Unless notetaker has this I’ll stick with granola.

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jackyvor 29 Tagen

i rly love the notetaker feature! makes a lot of sense. i use it for eveyr meeting

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Juan Diazvor 1 Monat

you also need to build for the dark mode users, stop blinding me 😝

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M0vor 1 Monat

Here is a product based launch video for Notetaker. What do you think? If you wanna do product content, please use

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