G2

Cholwe M.

IT Assistant

Computer & Network Security

Small-Business (50 or fewer emp.)

10/14/2026

"My personal Wispr Flow Assistant"

4.5/5

What do you like best about Wispr Flow?

I think the most helpful thing about Wispr Flow is how much time it saves me on typing and on trying to remember everything—whether I’m in a meeting, taking notes, or even preparing for one. It genuinely helps. Even while I’m writing this review, I’m using the AI to help me fill out the form. It makes things easier, and it really cuts down on time.

When you look at the Pro options, I think it’s a fair price for the amount of work it’s doing. If I had to think through everything myself and type it all out, it would take much longer, and there are honestly a lot of ways to use it. It makes it easier to get my work done quickly because it reduces the time spent on writing and organizing my thoughts. Overall, it saves time and helps me be more productive.

I also like how it creates a ticket when you’re having issues. Once the ticket is created, they generally respond in a reasonable amount of time, which is really helpful. Before I know it, they’ve already sorted out the issue I’m facing. If they need more detail, they reach out to ask a few questions so they can resolve the problem properly. The support is really good, and I’m very happy with it.

It’s been especially helpful because, most of the time, I just press a button and start speaking. It can almost tell whether I’m taking notes, writing an email, or in a meeting. It also listens to what others are saying, then takes notes and formats them in a way I can understand later, which I really appreciate.

The integration is really strong, and the UI looks nice. I wouldn’t call it basic, but it is very easy to use and easy to understand. It feels like having a small assistant on my laptop screen because when I want to use it, I can just press a button and keep going. It listens to what I’m talking about and then puts it into a format that I can come back to and understand. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about Wispr Flow?

One thing I do dislike about Wispr Flow is that it can sometimes over-edit. It may take what I say a bit too literally and not always distinguish between what I actually mean and what are basically filler words.

I’d say 99% of the time it does remove filler words, but if I’m not using obvious ones like “um” or “ah” and I’m using other filler words instead, it can end up editing them in literally. Then I have to go back, review the text, and do a bit of manual cleanup.

I’m not really complaining—it still saves me time overall—but now and then it just takes things a little too literally. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is Wispr Flow solving and how is that benefiting you?

The biggest problem Wispr Flow is solving for me is saving time. If you have to sit down and type everything out, or you’re constantly reviewing lots of material, you can end up spending a lot of time in long meetings and then trying to remember what was actually discussed. Wispr Flow helps turn all of that into content you can understand later and easily come back to.

It’s almost like having a personal assistant. It saves time when I’m writing because it takes what I’m saying and writes it for me. And when I’m in a meeting, it’s basically taking notes so I can come back afterwards and summarise things, or just revisit them to remember what was being talked about. That makes it easier for my productivity to keep moving throughout the day.

Overall, those are the main problems it’s solving for me, with the biggest one being the amount of time it saves. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.