Wispr Flow

Recently shipped Wispr Flow Notetaker for recording and summarizing meetings, plus v2.2.4 on Android and virtual-mic dictation on desktop.

Wispr Flow Notetaker records meetings and generates summaries. Available now on Mac, it transcribes Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, and Slack huddles, then organizes notes by topic with decisions and action items. Personal dictionaries, speaker names from calendar invites, and live re-reading improve accuracy. Ask-anything queries across meeting history returns transcript-linked answers, and pre-meeting briefs pull from notes, Slack, and the web. Speaker labels, ask-anything, and MCP access (for Claude, ChatGPT, and custom agents) come included in existing plans; Windows support is coming.

Android sign-in and reporting got more reliable. Google sign-in happens in a secure in-app browser tab that returns you straight to Flow. Issue reports, feedback, and transcription reports keep sending even if you leave the screen.

Desktop dictation works with virtual mics. Flow now lets you pick routing devices like Krisp, NVIDIA Broadcast, BlackHole, or VDI redirects as your dictation mic; these sit behind a "Show other devices" expander.

Snippets gained rich text. Bold, italic, links, and lists now paste with formatting preserved into any app. Pro teams also get the leaderboard (previously Enterprise-only), and admins can invite multiple teammates at once.

Dictation History plays back original audio. Recordings from the last 14 days are replayable to verify audio quality, with playback pausing across rows on Mac and Windows.