Wispr Flow
Voice productivity for your writing and your meetings.
4.7•73 reviews•8.2K followers
Voice productivity for your writing and your meetings.
4.7•73 reviews•8.2K followers
Wispr Flow turns your voice into formatted text in every app on your device: real-time auto-edits, tone matching, context-aware formatting, so you never rewrite a word. Over 100 languages, including mixed-language dictation like Hinglish.
Wispr Flow Notetaker brings the same accuracy to your meetings: transcripts you can trust, real names instead of Speaker 1 and Speaker 2, and summaries built on the decisions and next steps.
Flow is on Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android. Notetaker is on Mac.
This is the 5th launch from Wispr Flow. View more
Wispr Flow Notetaker
Launching today
Your follow-ups are only as good as your meeting notes. Wispr Notetaker gets your words and your speakers right, so your recaps, follow-ups, and answers are too. Before the meeting starts, it checks the invite so names are spelled correctly, and it brings the terminology you've already taught Wispr Flow into every conversation. Your transcripts use real names instead of "Speaker 1" and "Speaker 2," and every meeting is ready to pull into Claude or ChatGPT via MCP. Available on Mac. Free to try.
Free
Launch Team / Built With
Aqua Voice
Wispr Flow
Hey everyone, Tanay here!
Before anything else: thank you ❤️
Every launch we've done, the OG Flow, our iOS and Android apps - all of it - y’all showed up and gave us a lot of the early feedback that made the products what they are today.
Today we're launching Wispr Notetaker, and we want to do it the same way.
So far, Flow handles what you say to your computer. Notetaker is for what you say to everyone else.
The bet we made was: almost nobody reads a raw transcript, but everything gets built on top of it. Even if a single name or acronym is wrong, it travels everywhere. If a speaker is mislabeled, everything downstream is untrustable. So we started with improving capture.
What that looks like:
Notetaker pulls in context before the meeting, so names land spelled right
The terms you've taught Flow carry into your meetings, so your jargon is already in there
Your mic and everything you hear are captured as two separate streams, so your words never get mixed up with someone else's
Real names on the final transcript, not Speaker 1 and Speaker 2. If it misses, you can easily fix it and it applies across the whole transcript
There's more in there:
a Brief before every meeting so you walk in prepped
one-click catch-up if you miss something mid-meeting
summaries with the decisions and next steps actually called out
one-tap capture for calls that were never on your calendar
MCP support so you can pull any meeting into Claude or ChatGPT without copy-pasting.
What I’d love from you: We're launching on Mac, English only. We want to get the core right with you before we roll it out to every other language and platform. Try it for a day for all your meetings and voice memos and tell us: what do you like and what would you like? That's the feedback that helps us the most.
Free to try. Can't wait to hear what you think.
Let's build magic 🔥
Wispr Flow
@tanaykothari really have nothing to say other than kudos to you for building such an amazing track record of creating delightful, genuinely useful experiences for people!
Wispr Flow
Head of Growth here, which is mostly a fancy way of saying I talk for a living. 🗣️
Slack messages: talking. Emails: talking. My calendar: several hours a day of talking...
Wispr Flow already covered about half of that. I have not typed a full sentence into Slack in months and my keyboard has quietly become a wrist rest. Meetings were the holdout. I would talk for an hour and then go repair the transcript before I could use any of it.
Wispr Flow Notetaker is the part I have wanted for a long time, and the thing that actually got me is not the summary. Since I rely heavily on meeting notes to derive action items and keep everything I'm talking about outside of messages in sync, when there was drift on who said what and what tasks were assigned, my to-do list was no longer up to date. Other people were getting my things to do, and I was getting theirs.
Now, with Notetaker, I can be confident that the transcript and assigned names are accurate. That means thanks to the MCP everything syncs with all my other systems with accurate transcripts.
We can't wait for you to try it in your meetings. Let us know what you think!
I love how I can use the Wispr Notetaker while sitting around a table with people My computer can transcribe and summarize the meeting we have, so I can have a natural human conversation and later get the transcription and the summary to process what was being talked about.
I also love how I can be on WhatsApp calls and get a summary when the call is done. Of course, it also works in Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and all the other meeting software. The great thing is it's not linked to a specific software, but just to the audio that is sent and received on the computer.
@fabian_dittrich In person is the case that actually tests it. Remote calls hand you clean speaker separation for free because everyone has their own stream. Round a table it is one microphone and overlapping voices, which is the genuinely hard version, and it is also the meeting where nobody is taking notes because everyone is present. Has it held up for you when two people talk over each other, or does the summary quietly merge them into one person?
Wispr Flow
I work on the GTM team at Wispr, which basically means I live in back-to-back meetings.
I've been using AI note-takers for the last couple of years, so I'm a pretty picky customer. Watching Wispr Notetaker come together has been especially fun because I kept thinking, "Okay... but does it actually know who said what?"
Turns out, yes. It's the first note-taker I've used that consistently nails diarization. Action items end up with the right people instead of becoming my problem by default. For the first time, I actually trust the meeting summary enough to stop taking my own backup notes.
The cherry on top is MCP. I can feed everything I learn throughout the day into Claude, and it completely changes how I work. My action items stay organized, my priorities stay sharp, and I walk into every meeting already up to speed instead of scrambling to remember what happened last time.
Wispr Flow
I work in wispr flow's machine learning team. I have been doing speech recognition research and engineering since 2018. I don't use many of this kind of note taking products until I started to use wiper flow's notetaker. Now I'm addicted to it. Here is why.
After a few meetings, I have developed trust in this product. I feel that someone is backing up me in a meeting, like taking the meeting notes seamlessly without me needing to do it by myself. More importantly it gets the things and details that I care about correct. That is really nice.
What are these notes for? They're not just for me to read. The biggest potential happens after the meeting, when I connect Wispr with other AI agents, such as Claude and ChatGPT, to let them analyze the transcript and turn the discussion bullet points into some results and to help me keep on track for my work. By the way if you are able to analyze those meetings on the same topic (for example, your daily or weekly meetings), that result is really surprising -- you not only know a better big picture, but with AI it is able to figure out those hidden structures in a meeting, like the org chart, which people are more senior, and how the topic evolves over time. These are just like magic.
I don't have a memory that can recall 100% of everything. More importantly I'm not a native speaker of English, so I may actually miss some points during the meeting. So notetaker helps me a lot. I always tell others during the meeting, saying, "Hey I have turned on the note taker and I've noted this down. I'll follow up on this after the meeting." without needing to stop and type something myself. This feeling is really good.
I highly recommend this notetaker to you, whether you're a native speaker or not, you speak good English or not, you're new to the country or job or not. It is not only helpful but you will also like it, just like I do.
Wispr Flow
I'm so excited for this to finally be out in the wild.
As part of our GTM team, I sit in meetings all day, which means it's not only important for me to capture what was said, but also to show up with the right context going in and the right action items coming out.
I've used a lot of call recorders, notetakers, and other tools to stay on top of my conversations with customers, partners, and internal stakeholders. So when I heard we were building Notetaker, I had a really high bar for what I personally wanted in the product.
Beyond the accuracy that's often missing from other tools, the thing that's impressed me most is the ability to tell speakers apart in an in-person meeting. That's been incredibly useful for customer onsites, internal team meetings, and any situation where capturing who said what is not just a nice-to-have, it's crucial.
Very proud of the team, and keep an eye out for more Notetaker updates coming soon.
Wispr Flow
I lead our creator program at Wispr, so my week is basically nonstop calls with YouTubers, agencies, and partners. One thing I love about Notetaker: it gets names right. When you're juggling dozens of creator conversations, a transcript that says "Speaker 1" or misspells a channel name is useless for follow-ups.
Now every call gets transcribed with real names and the right terminology, and through MCP I pull it all into Claude to draft recaps, track deliverables, and prep for the next conversation. My follow-ups go out faster and nothing slips. Excited for you all to try it!