Wispr Flow FAQ
Quick, honest answers to the questions people ask most about Wispr Flow. Each answer links to a full guide when you want more depth. If you are brand new, start with what Wispr Flow is.
An AI dictation app by Wispr AI: you hold a hotkey, speak, and it types cleaned-up text into almost any app. See what is Wispr Flow.
"Whisper Flow" is a common misspelling of Wispr Flow, and it is not the same as OpenAI's Whisper model. See Whisper Flow vs Wispr Flow.
Wispr AI, Inc., a San Francisco company valued at around $2 billion as of 2026. See the company.
The official site for Mac and Windows, the App Store for iPhone, and Google Play for Android. See download Wispr Flow.
Yes, there is a permanent free plan with a weekly word cap (unlimited on Android) and no credit card. See the free plan.
Not a time-limited trial. The free plan is permanent and better for testing. See free trial explained.
Prices vary by region and change, so we link rather than quote. See pricing.
No reliable public code; the real savings are annual billing and referrals. See discounts.
Cancel where you subscribed; you drop to the free plan, not a deleted account. See how to cancel.
Almost any text field: Gmail, Slack, Notion, ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, code editors, and more. See the setup guides.
No native Linux app. It runs on Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android. See the Linux options.
More than 100, with automatic detection. See languages.
Usually a permission issue: on Mac, re-grant the Accessibility permission. See not working.
Yes, it is a real, well-funded company's product. Note it processes speech in the cloud by default. See is it legit and is it safe.
Worth it for frequent, cross-app writers; overkill for occasional use. See is it worth it.
Superwhisper is the closest rival; Handy and OpenWhispr are free and open-source. See alternatives.
Still stuck? Read the full Wispr Flow review or browse the how-to guides.