We’re targeting Q1, but will share updates as we get closer to completion.

Flow will support Android OS 13 or newer on devices from all major manufacturers. Our current Android prototype supports 6,000+ devices, with more being added during testing.

Yes, Flow will work across tablets, Chromebooks, and foldable devices running Android 13 or newer.

Unlimited dictation for Flow on Android will be free for all users in the beginning. We will begin charging for Flow Pro. See our Pricing page for more info on our different plan types.

We will be supporting most major features available on Flow for Desktop. This will include:

• Unlimited dictation: Dictate as many words as you want, with no limits. 
• Dictionary: When you correct a spelling, Flow adds it automatically to your personal dictionary so it gets spelled correctly going forward You can also add industry terms or unique spellings manually.
• Snippets: Create voice shortcuts for things you say often, like scheduling links, intros, or FAQs. Just speak the cue, and Flow pastes the full, formatted text exactly where you need it.
• Auto punctuation: Flow detects punctuation naturally from your pauses and tone. You can also dictate marks like “comma” or “question mark” for precision. 
• Removing filler words:  Flow will automatically remove “um” and “uh” so your text is clean. 
• Backtrack: Flow captures your corrections in real time. Say “Let’s meet at 4 pm, actually no 3 pm” and Flow will change it to “
• Numbered Lists: Just speak the numbers: “1. Apples 2. Bananas 3. Oranges” and Flow will turn it into a formatted list. 

We will add additional features in future releases. 

If you’re curious about everything Flow offers today on Desktop, our full feature list is available on our Features page.

We support 100 languages, so you can dictate in Español, Português, Français, Italiano, ไทย, हिन्दी, 中文, 日本語, 한국어, Русский, العربية and more. See our full list of supported languages. For best results, we recommend that you manually select your language(s) in Settings and stick to one language per dictation.

No. Anyone can join the Android waitlist, whether you’re new to Wispr Flow or already use it on another device.

Flow requires an internet connection to transcribe your speech with the fastest models. Offline mode is not currently supported.

Wispr Flow on Android doesn’t use a keyboard like iOS. It uses a floating bubble you can tap from anywhere. It works across all apps automatically, detects text fields, and doesn’t require switching keyboards. Android’s system permissions give Flow more flexibility, so the experience feels faster, more seamless, and more powerful than what’s possible on iOS.

On desktop, you activate Flow with a hotkey to dictate into any text field. On Android, Flow appears as a floating bubble you can tap from anywhere. It works on top of your apps, detects text fields automatically, and is designed for fast, on-the-go dictation. However, the core Flow dictation experience will be the same.