Wispr Flow

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Wispr Flow now recovers stuck meeting uploads on Windows automatically. If an upload still needs a retry, you can retry without restarting Flow. Recordings also recover from save and upload errors when stopping or resuming a meeting.

Notetaker can now identify speakers in Microsoft Teams gallery view and while you're presenting in Google Meet.

You can also type @ in My Thoughts or Summary to mention a participant or contact, including someone who wasn't in the meeting.…

Wispr Flow now shows a “Speaking a different language?” card when it detects dictation in a language outside your selected languages. On Mac and Windows, you can click Open language settings to add the languages you use.

Scratchpad notes also now sync across devices when dictation Cloud Storage is turned off. Notes written while syncing was blocked will upload on the next sync. Your organization’s Scratchpad restrictions still apply.

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Wispr Flow now runs on Canto, the company’s first in-house speech model. It’s rolled out for everyone, with nothing to switch on.

Wispr says Canto had the lowest word error rate among the models it tested on 9.8 hours of real-world English Flow recordings from more than 2,300 speakers. The comparison included models from Google, OpenAI, AssemblyAI and Deepgram.

On a separate test set with background conversation, music, traffic, wind and whispered speech, Wispr says Canto was the most…

Wispr Flow Notetaker is now on Windows, alongside Mac. Open the Notetaker tab to capture meetings, ask for a recap during a call, search past meetings with citations, or draft from your notes.

Updates since the Mac launch include transcription in 21 languages, Outlook Calendar support, and one-click Gemini setup alongside Claude and ChatGPT connections. These AI connections grant access to meeting transcripts, not dictations.…

Wispr Flow's Notetaker can now import your past Otter.ai meeting transcripts, keeping speaker names intact and placing the meetings alongside your other recordings.

Go to Settings Notetaker Import and choose an Otter TXT export with speaker names and timestamps. Imports run in the background while you keep working.

Otter imports are available on Mac for Personal and Pro plans. Windows and Enterprise organizations aren't supported yet.

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Wispr Flow admins can now turn Notetaker on or off for their entire organization from the admin portal. In v1.6.675, the setting applies to every member's account, with a confirmation step before disabling it.

Teams can also buy a Growth plan directly from the portal without a sales call. Choose dictation-only or a bundle with unlimited Notetaker, with monthly or annual billing shown per currency.

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Wispr Flow v1.6.580 lets you choose virtual and routing audio devices as your dictation mic, including Krisp, NVIDIA Broadcast, BlackHole, and VDI redirects.

Open Settings Microphone or the Flow bar's mic switcher, then expand “Show other devices” to find virtual inputs. Automatic mic selection still uses physical microphones, so Flow won't automatically select a loopback device.

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Wispr Flow raised $280 million in Series B funding at a $2 billion valuation. Existing investor Menlo Ventures led the round, bringing total funding to $361 million.

Alongside the funding, Wispr Flow previewed Canto, its first proprietary speech model. The company says that in difficult conditions such as background noise, wind, heavy accents, or music, word error rates fall from more than 30% to between 5 and 10%.…

Wispr Flow has launched Notetaker, a Mac app that records meetings and turns them into transcripts and summaries without sending a bot into the call.

It uses your Flow personal dictionary and calendar invites as context for names and terms. You get a live transcript, then it processes the recording again after the meeting to attach speaker names. Meeting notes are also available to Claude, ChatGPT, and other compatible tools over MCP, a protocol for connecting AI tools to outside context.…