What's New

We've been shipping a lot more than our changelog makes it look like. That changes now.

Historically, we've only posted here for major launches: things like new platforms or big feature releases. But in between those, there are dozens of smaller improvements that make Flow faster, smarter, and easier to use, and we haven't been doing a good job of sharing those with you.

So we're making a few changes.

Monthly "What's New" recaps on our website. Starting this month, we'll be publishing monthly roundups at wisprflow.ai/whats-new that cover everything we've shipped. Not just the big stuff, but the incremental improvements, new app support, UX refinements, and quality-of-life fixes that add up over time. Each update will include what changed, how to use it, and a link to the relevant help article.

This is just the start. We're beginning with monthly recaps, but our goal is to move toward more frequent updates as we dial in the process. Monthly is a big step up from where we've been, and we'd rather get something consistent going than wait for the perfect cadence.

What happens to this changelog. This changelog is being deprecated and then will redirect to the new page. All new updates will live on wisprflow.com/whats-new.

The full Wispr Flow experience is now available on Android for early access! And for a limited time, Flow for Android will offer free, unlimited dictation for ALL users.

This is not just a “mobile version” of Flow. It’s the same core dictation system that runs on Desktop, now optimized for Android’s system-level access.

Core dictation experience

Android includes the core Flow dictation experience:

• Unlimited dictation with no word limits

• Auto punctuation based on pauses and tone

• Automatic formatting of numbered lists

• Filler word removal, including “um” and “uh”

• Real-time self-corrections, such as “4 pm, actually 3 pm” updating automatically

• Support for 100+ languages, including Español, Português, Français, Italiano, ไทย, 中文, हिंदी, and even Hinglish 🇮🇳

How it works on Android

Flow does not replace your keyboard.

Instead of acting as a keyboard, Flow appears as a floating bubble whenever you’re in a text field. Tap it to dictate. It disappears when you’re not typing.

Because Android allows deeper system-level access, Flow runs across apps without requiring keyboard switching. It works in most apps that use standard Android text fields.

What’s not yet available on Android

The following features are currently available on Desktop and are coming to Android in future updates:

• Dictionary which automatically learns corrected spellings

• Snippets for reusable voice shortcuts

• Styles for customizing punctuation and capitalization depending on the app

• Context recognition so you can spell uncommon names right in Slack or email

Devices

Flow supports Android OS 13 or newer on phones from all major manufacturers.

Tablets and Chromebooks are supported, but not yet optimized.

Subscription and sync

If you’re logged into the same account, your subscription and account settings sync across devices.

However, transcript history remains separate between Desktop and Android.

Where this fits

With Android now live, Flow runs on Android, iPhone, Mac, and Windows.

The core experience is consistent across devices. Android is optimized for fast, on-the-go communication with the same real-time editing system.

Additional Android-specific improvements and feature parity with Desktop are already in progress.

Download Flow for Android and start dictating now! If you love it, please rate us five stars! ⭐️

And if you have a ProductHunt account, we'd greatly appreciate if you upvote and comment on our launch. 🚀

Flow Pro has been restructured to make it easier than ever for teams to start using Wispr Flow together.

Every teammate you invite now receives a 14-day Flow Pro trial, with no upfront payment, no seat minimums, and no domain restrictions.

Before

Previously, Flow’s plans were split into four tiers:

• Flow Basic: for individual users whose 14-day free trial of Flow Pro had ran out

• Flow Pro: for individual users who need unlimited dictation, priority support, and/or early access to new features

• Flow Teams: required upfront payment, a minimum of 3 seats, and no free trials for new teammates.

• Flow Enterprise: for organizations needing advanced compliance and SSO/SAML.

This structure made it harder for smaller or fast-moving teams to experiment with Flow collaboratively before committing.

Now

Flow Pro now supports both individuals and teams, combining flexibility with simplicity:

• Free 14-day Pro trials for every invited teammate, even if they’ve already tried Pro as an individual

• No upfront payment required to add members or start a team

• No seat minimums: teams can start with one member and scale naturally

• (Coming Soon) Usage dashboards for team admins to track usage by week and by website. Advanced usage stats for enterprise accounts only.

And as always, we offer:

• No domain restrictions: invite teammates using work or personal emails (limited to one team per domain, except for consumer domains such as @gmail.com).

• Centralized billing and admin controls for easy team management.

• Shared Snippets and Dictionaries

These changes make Flow adoption frictionless, letting teams collaborate in real workflows before deciding to upgrade together.

Flow Enterprise

Flow Enterprise remains available for larger organizations or teams with advanced compliance needs, including:

• SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 compliance

• Enforced HIPAA and Zero Data Retention

• SSO/SAML integration

• Bulk pricing

• Advanced usage dashboards (coming soon)

Teams can start on Flow Pro and upgrade seamlessly when additional security or administrative controls are required.

Learn more about Flow for Business and get started with your team today.