IPhone Duo support
Just got the new iPhone Duo and I am using the Wispr Flow keyboard on my phone, but sometimes I like to just use the standard keyboard. The Globe button that would typically be there is no longer present so I can't switch out of the Flow keyboard
Dication quality has dropped sharply
Quality has dropped sharply. Days of the week transcribed with no capital first letter, inaccuracies etc.
great
it’s really good. It’s just that Apple likes to lock everything. So it’s not as easy as it should be. But it’s not their fault. It’s apples fault
Wow…
This is really good app… and when I saw the ads for this, I was like okay do this is a scam, but when I downloaded it, it was legit. So if you have slow hand but a fast speaking pace, I would definitely recommend this ;).
Bro, it is so good. Nobody can beat it.
Never switch back to typing, bro. This is amazing. I ain't typing right now. I'm using Wispr Flow.
Very accurate
This app is very good at being formal and casual when recording. It is very good also. And it works on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It also has very good privacy options. I rate this 5 stars!
Good app!
I use this for my work and when I say “never mind” it works! Thank you ads for showing me this!
good
amazing and good voice control, very awesome. i love to talk into it and it knows what i say perfectly
Made me keep the Iphone Duo
I’ve always preferred Pixel phones over iPhones because of their pure Android experience and Google’s superior implementation of AI. This year, the Pixel 11 series introduced a couple of features that impressed me far more than yet another iPhone with a faster processor. Those features were Rambler and Magic Capture.
However, I recently sold my Pixel 11 Pro Fold to try out the iPhone Duo. I honestly didn’t expect to keep the Duo because I had grown tired of iOS. But given the cost of the device, I decided to give it a fair chance. That led me to search for AI apps and implementations that could replicate some of the features I loved on my Pixel.
That’s when I discovered Wispr Flow.
I don’t know which came first, Rambler or Wispr Flow, but I can tell you that Wispr Flow works just as seamlessly and impressively as Rambler. More importantly, it works beautifully on my iPhone Duo!
I’m sure the folks behind Wispr Flow aren’t in the business of selling iPhones, but they’ve managed to convince me that I can get remarkably close to the AI experience I enjoy on my Pixel while using the Duo.
Now, would this convince me to switch to a traditional slab iPhone? Absolutely not. I’m pretty tired of those devices. But on the Duo, Wispr Flow gives me a compelling reason to keep it.
I also have a Pixel 11 Pro XL that has been my primary phone, with the Duo serving as my secondary device. However, because of Wispr Flow, I’m now planning to move my primary eSIM to the Duo and make the Pixel my secondary phone. Of course, I’ll still rely on the Pixel for photography because its camera system is vastly superior.
What excites me most about this technology is that it represents one of the most practical and meaningful implementations of AI I’ve experienced.
I no longer have to spend so much time typing or staring at my screen. I can simply speak naturally, express my thoughts, stumble over words, make grammatical mistakes, and even ramble a bit. The AI takes everything I’ve said and transforms it into a clear, polished, and coherent message without losing my original intent or voice.
It’s particularly valuable when I’m on the go because it reduces the temptation to type while driving. Of course, sending messages still requires doing so safely, but the ability to dictate naturally makes a tremendous difference.
And the best part? I don’t have to spend time correcting or rewriting anything. I simply review the message and hit send.
This is the kind of AI implementation that genuinely improves everyday life. It’s not about benchmark scores, processor speeds, or flashy features that rarely get used. It’s about technology that understands what I’m trying to accomplish and makes doing it easier.
Wispr Flow is an outstanding app, and it may have just convinced a diehard Pixel enthusiast to make an iPhone his primary phone!
However, I recently sold my Pixel 11 Pro Fold to try out the iPhone Duo. I honestly didn’t expect to keep the Duo because I had grown tired of iOS. But given the cost of the device, I decided to give it a fair chance. That led me to search for AI apps and implementations that could replicate some of the features I loved on my Pixel.
That’s when I discovered Wispr Flow.
I don’t know which came first, Rambler or Wispr Flow, but I can tell you that Wispr Flow works just as seamlessly and impressively as Rambler. More importantly, it works beautifully on my iPhone Duo!
I’m sure the folks behind Wispr Flow aren’t in the business of selling iPhones, but they’ve managed to convince me that I can get remarkably close to the AI experience I enjoy on my Pixel while using the Duo.
Now, would this convince me to switch to a traditional slab iPhone? Absolutely not. I’m pretty tired of those devices. But on the Duo, Wispr Flow gives me a compelling reason to keep it.
I also have a Pixel 11 Pro XL that has been my primary phone, with the Duo serving as my secondary device. However, because of Wispr Flow, I’m now planning to move my primary eSIM to the Duo and make the Pixel my secondary phone. Of course, I’ll still rely on the Pixel for photography because its camera system is vastly superior.
What excites me most about this technology is that it represents one of the most practical and meaningful implementations of AI I’ve experienced.
I no longer have to spend so much time typing or staring at my screen. I can simply speak naturally, express my thoughts, stumble over words, make grammatical mistakes, and even ramble a bit. The AI takes everything I’ve said and transforms it into a clear, polished, and coherent message without losing my original intent or voice.
It’s particularly valuable when I’m on the go because it reduces the temptation to type while driving. Of course, sending messages still requires doing so safely, but the ability to dictate naturally makes a tremendous difference.
And the best part? I don’t have to spend time correcting or rewriting anything. I simply review the message and hit send.
This is the kind of AI implementation that genuinely improves everyday life. It’s not about benchmark scores, processor speeds, or flashy features that rarely get used. It’s about technology that understands what I’m trying to accomplish and makes doing it easier.
Wispr Flow is an outstanding app, and it may have just convinced a diehard Pixel enthusiast to make an iPhone his primary phone!
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Very useful Apps
99% accuracy
Handy app
Brilliant so helpful if you struggle to type things out
Good
but whenever i try to use the abcs and stuff, whenever i click the numbers, it won't let me go back
App is amazing
Love that I'm able to just talk and create this note as I'm writing this review. Saves my hands, super fast, amazing. Thank you
keyboard
Doing a test run with this app. Seems like it's pretty cool because I really hate writing and texting
Great
I really do like Wispr Flow. In fact I'm using it to write this review now. It understands me far better than any Android or iOS device on its own. This is far better. It even picks up when you're talking about brand names, etc and it makes it far quicker than typing it out yourself
I wrote this review with Wispr Flow.
This would be a 5-star app if it had iPhone Duo support.
I'm really enjoying this. I'm able to do work anywhere. Wispr Flow is a great way for me to be able to capture my thoughts, write blog posts, and be more productive.
I'm really enjoying this. I'm able to do work anywhere. Wispr Flow is a great way for me to be able to capture my thoughts, write blog posts, and be more productive.
Goat
Love this app
Issues with Messaging Integration, Activation Delay, and macOS Installation
update: The app has been improved significantly. More information to come Description:
Yesterday, the app worked seamlessly with text messaging. Today, it no longer functions directly in that context. The underlying algorithm is performing very well, and—unlike Apple’s built-in voice dictation (which has consistently been unusable due to poor transcription quality)—Wispr Flow delivers accurate, coherent dictation.
However, Wispr Flow does not integrate seamlessly with text messaging. To use it there, I must manually activate it, and it appears to take a noticeable amount of time before it becomes functional. This delay makes quick messaging impractical. Currently, the only reliable workflow is to dictate within the Wispr Flow app, save the note, and then copy and paste the text into a message.
Additionally, I cannot install the macOS version. The website keeps looping between the “Download” and “Get Started” pages, preventing installation.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Attempt to use Wispr Flow dictation directly in text messages.
2. Observe that it requires manual activation and delays before working, if it begins at all.
3. Attempt to download the macOS app.
4. Note that the site repeatedly redirects between “Download” and “Get Started.”
Expected Behavior:
• Wispr Flow should operate seamlessly and activate instantly within text messages, as it did yesterday.
• macOS installation should complete without redirect loops.
Actual Behavior:
• Wispr Flow dictation in text messages requires manual activation and suffers from delays—often it doesn’t start at all.
• The macOS download page loops indefinitely between “Download” and “Get Started,” preventing installation.
Environment:
• iOS version: 18.1 (latest)
• macOS version: macOS Sonoma 14.6.1 (latest)
• Wispr Flow app version: 1.14 (released August 13, 2025) 
Request:
Please advise on resolving:
• The messaging integration issue, specifically the delayed or non-functioning activation.
• The macOS installation problem due to the redirect loop.
Yesterday, the app worked seamlessly with text messaging. Today, it no longer functions directly in that context. The underlying algorithm is performing very well, and—unlike Apple’s built-in voice dictation (which has consistently been unusable due to poor transcription quality)—Wispr Flow delivers accurate, coherent dictation.
However, Wispr Flow does not integrate seamlessly with text messaging. To use it there, I must manually activate it, and it appears to take a noticeable amount of time before it becomes functional. This delay makes quick messaging impractical. Currently, the only reliable workflow is to dictate within the Wispr Flow app, save the note, and then copy and paste the text into a message.
Additionally, I cannot install the macOS version. The website keeps looping between the “Download” and “Get Started” pages, preventing installation.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Attempt to use Wispr Flow dictation directly in text messages.
2. Observe that it requires manual activation and delays before working, if it begins at all.
3. Attempt to download the macOS app.
4. Note that the site repeatedly redirects between “Download” and “Get Started.”
Expected Behavior:
• Wispr Flow should operate seamlessly and activate instantly within text messages, as it did yesterday.
• macOS installation should complete without redirect loops.
Actual Behavior:
• Wispr Flow dictation in text messages requires manual activation and suffers from delays—often it doesn’t start at all.
• The macOS download page loops indefinitely between “Download” and “Get Started,” preventing installation.
Environment:
• iOS version: 18.1 (latest)
• macOS version: macOS Sonoma 14.6.1 (latest)
• Wispr Flow app version: 1.14 (released August 13, 2025) 
Request:
Please advise on resolving:
• The messaging integration issue, specifically the delayed or non-functioning activation.
• The macOS installation problem due to the redirect loop.
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great
good
Best workflow tool you can get
I love this thing. I use it on my laptop and I use it now on my phone. It just helps you get through the day quicker. It helps you do more tasks more efficiently. You don't have to type and you don't lose your train of thought. It's just amazing
