npx @buildinternet/releases get wispr-flowAdmins can now toggle Notetaker on or off org-wide from the admin portal, with a confirmation step before disabling. New self-serve Growth plans let teams buy dictation-only or bundle in unlimited Notetaker, with monthly or annual billing, without a sales call.
Flow now lets you pick virtual and routing audio devices like Krisp, NVIDIA Broadcast, or BlackHole as your dictation mic, behind a "Show other devices" expander. Also adds daily teammate-joined digests for admins, a 14-day trial for new team members, and a quieter background startup on Windows.
Android sign-in with Google now happens in a secure in-app browser tab that returns you straight to Wispr Flow, and issue reports, feedback, and transcription reports keep sending even if you leave the screen. This addresses two significant UX pain points: sign-in flows that previously landed users on random browser tabs or the website, and reports that could get lost when navigating away.
Wispr Flow Notetaker is now available on Mac, recording meetings, transcribing with speaker names from calendar invites and live re-reading, and generating topic-based summaries with action items. Ask-anything queries across meeting history, pre-meeting briefs, and MCP access for Claude, ChatGPT, and custom agents are included.
Users can now play back the original audio from dictations recorded in the last 14 days to verify audio quality and troubleshoot setup issues. Playback pauses and resumes across rows and stops automatically when switching rows, on both Mac and Windows.
Snippets now support bold, italic, links, and lists, preserving formatting in any app. Pro teams get the leaderboard (previously Enterprise-only), and admins can invite multiple teammates at once.
Snippets now support bold, italic, links, lists, and other rich text formatting that pastes into any app. The leaderboard is now available to Pro teams, and team admins can invite multiple teammates at once.
The Flow Bar can now be dragged to the left or right edge of the screen instead of staying fixed at the bottom, and it remembers its position between sessions. Canadian English is now available as a dictation language option.
Dictation accuracy is fixed for an Auto Cleanup setting that was too aggressive, and the Flow Bar can now be dragged to the left or right screen edge. Also added Canadian English dictation support.
Fixed an aggressive Auto Cleanup setting that was the biggest driver of recent dictation accuracy issues. Dictation latency is down 30% since the start of the year.
The Flow Bar can now be dragged to the left or right edge of the screen and persists across sessions. On Mac, it no longer sits on top of the dock.
English-speaking users in Canada now see a one-time nudge to switch to Canadian English, which swaps in a dictionary with Canadian spellings. The setting is available under Settings > General > Dictation Languages.
Auto-switchback automatically returns you to your host app the moment you finish dictating, so you're not stuck manually tapping back in. It now works across every supported iOS version, including the iOS 27 beta.
We heard from Android users that things haven't felt as solid as they should, so the team spent the past few months tightening things up:
Auto-switchback automatically returns you to the host app after dictating, now supported on every iOS version including the iOS 27 beta. Native switchback added for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, Kin, LinkedIn, and many more apps.
Over the past few months, some dictations had formatting issues: course corrections that didn't land, words swapped for ones you didn't say, punctuation or edits getting ignored, and quality that varied session to session. A portion of dictations were being handled by older…
All dictations now use the same current model, fixing course corrections that didn't land, words swapped for ones you didn't say, and punctuation or edits that got ignored. A/B testing and expanded benchmarks prevent future regressions.
Flow now automatically picks the highest-ranked available microphone, switching smoothly when you plug in or unplug a headset mid-dictation. Clamshell mode lets you close the laptop lid without interrupting dictation, and mic reordering in settings applies instantly.
Interrupted dictations now send a notification with sound to confirm the transcript was saved, with a tap-to-open and one-tap copy button. Failed transcripts appear in orange with a dedicated retry button, and the Dynamic Island and Lock Screen Live Activity show a running timer for all dictations.