
I use Wispr Flow every day, and two things make it stand out for me.
First, the custom dictionary. I added my company name, Alphie, and now it's spelled correctly every single time I say it. It sounds small, but with most dictation tools I'd end up fixing the same words over and over.
Second, it doesn't just transcribe, it understands what I mean. It cleans up minor mistakes, and when I change my mind mid-sentence ("oh no, let's say it this way"), it drops the first version and keeps the correction. What comes out reads like I typed it carefully, not like a raw transcript. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Two small things. I use a separate tool for meeting notes, so the panel Wispr Flow shows offering to record my meetings is noise for me. As a product manager I get the intent and like the idea, but as a user I'd rather be able to turn it off.
Also, I wish I could move the small Wispr Flow pane on my MacBook. It sometimes covers controls in the websites and tools I'm working in. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.