I don't often leave reviews, perhaps; however in this instance I am more than happy to do so. 100% this App has changed my life, how I communicate, the speed at which I'm able to work, and played a significant role in scaling my business. The ability to be able to type as fast as you can think and have any slight mistakes corrected instantly is a godsend.Somebody mentioned this app to me, explained it badly. Oh yeah it's a dictation tool. You speak, it types. I completely dismissed it. My phone does that. I just wasn't interested. Then I used it and oh my god it is absolutely out of this world. I can't recommend this enough.By the way if you use it and you recommend it to your friends, which I've done, I've managed to get an entire year's worth for only £9. This is because of the 13 people that I recommended it to; 9 have signed up because it genuinely is incredible.If you work hard, you use your computer a lot and you hate typing, or even if you like typing, it doesn't actually matter. I'm a really fast typer but now I find the thought of typing utterly jarring and yes I wrote this review in the blink of an eye using this incredible app. Download it now, stop messing about but use it. Once you use it you can't be without it. Oh and by the way that was written in one take, using the app, of course but the other refreshing thing about it is you really don't have to read it back. It is always on the money and catches everything you say. I love it. Absolutely. Download it now.

So I downloaded the app and as soon as you first open it and go through the set up process where you have to login through Apple or Google all your general email whichever is your preference it asks you go into your settings and allow the Wispr flow app to have access to the keyboard which I thought was completely normal because otherwise how would you use it on multiple apps. It asks you to allow full access when going through the permissions on the keyboard in your settings to which I had a notification before accepting, that allowing full access to the keyboard also includes allowing access to your whole history of whatever you’ve typed on that keyboard that could be from sensitive credit card details, personal details. It could be anything because it will allow the access to the keyboard and the whole history of it even from before the moment you then click accept. See for me I don’t feel this app needs any part of my history from my keyboard, especially my sensitive details like credit card information or personal information I typed myself. Not that they are taken these details, but they do have the ability to do so when you allow them full access on your keyboard. Just because they might not be using these details or even looking at them at all doesn’t make a difference to me. There’s no need for them to have any sort of authority to be able to access this information and data of mine at all because I totally believe that this app would work just fine with them not being able to access my sensitive information such as credit card details and the history of my keyboard and what has been typed out on it by myself.

It's an amazing app! There's no doubt about it. The dictation tends to be excellent, although you have to put words in the dictionary because sometimes names are not transcribed properly, and certainly place names that may be a bit tricky, as they sound like something but they are something else.My main gripe with this app at the moment is that on the iPhone, you have to keep swiping back onto the app before you can type. It introduces an extra step to be able to type anything. However, the app is so good that I keep using it in spite of that. It's clunky for me, but the alternative is rubbish.This is a fantastic app that transcribes me excellently, and so I'm doing the extra step Of having to swipe the phone to get onto the Wispr app, then swiping back onto the text field I'm trying to write into and just bearing it. I hope this can be solved in a future release. Having said that, I'm not optimistic because I think Apple is frightened of an app like this doing something that Siri should be able to do, and them thinking that they're probably going to make Siri do it anyway. Until then, I'm using this fantastic app!

I wouldn't even be writing this review if it wasn't for the app itself. I hadn't realised what a barrier it was to productivity when I was sat down at a keyboard. I am a fairly fast typer, so that's not the issue, but I think I worry so much about ordering my thoughts that it actually becomes the problem itself to just get started. Being able to ramble on using Wispr Flow seems to reduce that barrier, and the AI orders my thoughts really nicely. I never ever leave reviews, but this seems to have made the biggest difference to me. And I have used every productivity hack or tool I can possibly find. I think the only feedback that I would give would be that you could add commonly used emojis into your messages (by referencing them easily). Although to be honest, I haven't actually tried that so maybe I'll give it a go.