r/WisprFlow

Pretty sure I just broke the Wispr Flow state machine. I am now in word debt for the next several lifetimes.

Pretty sure I just broke the Wispr Flow state machine. I am now in word debt for the next several lifetimes.

So I was on a massive, non-stop 20-minute continuous dictation session explaining a technical trade breakdown to a buddy while Flow was running in the background. It captured the audio flawlessly, but when it processed the payload... the backend completely lost its mind.

Check out that absolute unit of a negative number: -6,241,717,869,601,868,892 words remaining.

As a builder myself, this looks like a classic int64 underflow/casting glitch where the quota - used state machine rolled straight over into the negative quintillions. Even the frontend localization comma formatting is choking hard trying to parse it.

According to the UI, "Flow will slow down until next week" but given that I’m currently billions of words in debt, I think my basic tier is bricked until the death of the universe

Hey dev team, I think I found your ultimate edge case. Do I win a few months of a Pro subscription for breaking the simulation, or do I need to start paying off my word debt in installments? 😂

(Shoutout to the transcription engine though, it actually grabbed everything before the backend exploded!)

u/EntireAd3138 — 1 day ago

stop autolaunching on windows

i've set up wispr flow to automatically start up when my pc starts up but the flow window pops up every time it starts up and flow starts up with a slight delay. it is really annoying because when i'm doing my work it just suddenly shows up. it's very annoying so annoying

apps like discord are also electron-based but they have a toggle that lets me start them in the background so the window does not open up. i do not need wispr flow to launch every single time as a window

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u/ShashwatTheGamer — 3 days ago

For the love of god, is there any timeline on dark mode?

Especially now that I am reviewing my meetings using notetaker, I am spending more time in the app than I used to

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u/WholeMilkElitist — 3 days ago

I've started to use Pro WisprFlow, but I feel the quality is getting worse.

Hello everyone!

The first time I used Wispr Flow, I was amazed at the result. I used it for one month, but I didn't want to pay, so I went to search for cheaper alternatives. I tried a bunch of them, didn't like them, and I went back to Wispr Flow now with the pro account.

Now that I am using the pro account, I feel like the quality is getting worse. It doesn't get as much of what I'm speaking as it got before. I also feel that a lot of times it takes a second or two when I click Fn, so it misses one or two words at the start of my sentence.

This to say that the experience is less smooth as it was before (and more annoying).

Is this happening in anyone else? Any ideas or tips on how to improve the setup?

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u/ftpaul — 4 days ago

Has Wispr on iOS improved in the last 6 months?

I uninstalled it because the bugs and limitations were driving me crazy, have they fixed them yet? Would love it if they have.

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u/bonkeeboo — 10 days ago

Is accuracy back?

When I first started using WisprFlow 4–5 months ago, the accuracy was amazing. I rarely had to correct anything, and dictation felt almost effortless.

However, over the past few months, I’ve noticed a significant drop in accuracy, and I was spending a lot more time correcting the transcriptions….

Has the accuracy improved recently? Is it back to what it was a few months ago?

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u/supreoo — 12 days ago

Gemini vs Wispr Flow

My trial period with Wispr just ended. But I just saw a new feature with Gemini similar to Wispr flow. I see it as reasonably good and I already have Gemini lite subscription. Any reasons to stick with Wispr Flow?

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u/explorersapien — 13 days ago

Can I add a custom instruction (or voice command) for no bullet points?

New to WisperFlow. I can't seem to find a way to add a custom instruction to avoid using bullet points. I'm transcribing paragraphs of content, and sometimes there's a list of 3-5 items with commas between them, but WF keeps putting them into bullet points.

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u/gregg_murray — 12 days ago