Tired of typing? Wispr Flow for Windows lets you speak naturally and see your words perfectly formatted—no extra edits, no typos. It’s the easiest way to write 3x faster across all your apps.
I’m Tanay, co-founder & CEO of Wispr Flow. A few months ago, we released Flow 1.0 on Mac to help people write at the speed of thought — no cramped fingers, no jarring typos. The response was incredible, but one question kept coming up from a lot of ProductHunters: “When do Windows users get to ditch their keyboards?”
Today, Wispr Flow is finally available on Windows — bringing voice-first dictation (and instant auto-edits) to PCs everywhere.
⭐ Here’s what to expect:
3x Faster Than Typing
Speak naturally and watch Flow handle the formatting and grammar in real time.
Adaptive Style
Flow picks up on your personal quirks—so your text sounds like you wrote it yourself, not a bot.
Easy Voice Commands
Need a fresh tone or a quick AI rewrite? Say the command, and Flow transforms your text without leaving your current app.
Flexible & Cross-Platform
Whether you’re on Slack, Word, or any web-based tool, Flow integrates seamlessly—plus it syncs with our Mac version if you switch between devices.
New Privacy Mode
With a new Privacy mode, none of your dictation data will be stored or used for model training by us or any third party (zero data retention).
⭐ Our vision:
We want to build an intuitive interface where
interacting with it feels as natural as interacting with people
it understands you, perhaps even better than you understand yourself
it is seamlessly accessible, and feels like an extension of your identity
Letting people express their thoughts with Flow is our first step in that journey, with a lot more coming later this year.
I’d love to hear your thoughts—drop a comment below, share feedback, and if you find Flow helpful, I’d really appreciate your upvote.
Thanks for checking us out and for helping us shape the future of voice computing!
@tanaykothari FYI, the referral link does not have HTTPS at the beginning; it might cause issues.
Congrats on the Windows launch! Flow sounds like a game-changer for seamless writing—excited to see how it evolves. Keep up the great work!
While your Data Usage Policy mentions industry-standard encryption and SOC 2 Type 1 compliance, how would you be able to address potential security concerns related to the app's deep system access, as highlighted by some users? Are there additional measures in place to mitigate these risks
Congratulations @tanaykothari on the launch and the excellent product!
I tried the demo and tried my best to talk in a way that AI won't get me. But it understood what I said every time. I tried broken sentences, fluffy speech and even whispered. It worked like magic.
I recommend the Wispr Flow app for Windows as it speeds up the writing process a lot. Thanks to this application, you can dictate text at a natural speed, and the system automatically formats and corrects errors, which saves time and eliminates the need to edit the text manually. We will also launch soon, we hope for your support too!! Good luck to you!
My brother has dyslexia and I've been looking for a nice tool like this for him. Which 100 languages do you support though? Don't see a list anywhere 🙃
I am very excited to see how the world is moving towards voice era .
And now we have voice apps launching.
Many Congratulations on this big launch .
🎉 Huge congrats on the #1 launch, Tanay @tanaykothari & Wispr Flow team! As a Windows user who’s been waiting since your Mac release, this feels like Christmas morning 🎁! The real-time formatting + Adaptive Style combo is pure magic ✨—no more robotic text! Privacy Mode is a genius touch for security-conscious folks like me.
💡 One idea: Could you add custom voice shortcuts for frequent commands? (e.g., “/bulletpoint” → auto-format lists). Also, a shared team command library would be 🔥 for collaborative workflows!
👂 P.S. Any plans to expand voice tone customization? Dying to sound more “casual genius” in Slack 😉. Upvoted and sharing with my remote team!
Congratulations, Tanay & the Wispr Flow team, on launching Flow for Windows! Daveed made me laugh so hard—it's so true that keyboards can be frustrating at times, and I’m so glad someone finally created what we truly need!
One question: Since Flow adapts to personal writing styles, does it also learn and improve over time for individual users? For example, can it recognize recurring phrasing preferences and apply them automatically? And does it have an automatic grammar correction feature as well?
I used it right away, and it's really revolutionary. It's faster than expected. I particularly love the adaptive style. Huge congratulations on your launch! 🎉
