Wispr Flow

04/29/2026

“Is Wispr Flow India ready?”

There was only one way to find out.

So we tested Wispr Flow in:
– Bangalore traffic
– a dhaba
– a desi salon
– a gym with bass cranked

Wispr Flow got every single one right.

Ready for India. Ready for the world. 🇮🇳

02/24/2026

Wispr Flow is now live on Android.

Nearly 4 billion people use Android. Today, they finally get voice-to-text they don’t have to fix. It automatically detects text fields. No keyboard switching. No mode toggling. You can even keep dictating as you move between apps.

Flow already works on Mac, Windows, and iPhone. Now, it finally works everywhere.

Speak naturally.

Flow removes filler, catches corrections, and formats your text automatically.

Free and unlimited during early access.

Download now:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wispr.flowapp

01/16/2022

When we were starting Wispr, we wanted to find partners who have built hard and deeply technical companies before. And we found that in 8VC.

Read more here about how Alex Kolicich, Alex Moore, and Philip Clark thought about Wispr AI.

The essence of being a good venture capitalist is making moonshot bets. Sometimes that means backing entrepreneurs who build new software…

12/20/2021

We're thrilled to have NEA as one of our lead investors for our Seed round. We hopped on a call within an hour of meeting over email and had back-to-back calls everyday. Andrew Schoen and Greg Papadopoulos at NEA had been looking at neurotech companies and had a strong thesis on what the revolution in neural interfaces would look like. All of us saw eye-to-eye on the vision that we wanted to bring to the world. It was a perfect match.

Why did NEA choose to bet on Wispr AI after looking at neurotech companies for the last five years? Read more here: https://www.nea.com/blog/wispr-ai-neas-investment-in-the-next-generation-of-human-computer-interface

Are you interested in building the next-generation of neural interfaces and bringing them to billions of users? Join us here: wispr.ai/jobs

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