Wispr Flow

Notetaker is Wispr Flow's new AI meeting assistant for Mac, aimed at people who live in back-to-back calls and want transcripts, summaries, and follow-ups they can actually rely on. Notetaker captures audio through the Mac instead of joining a meeting as a visible bot , and works across Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Slack Huddles, Discord, browser calls, and conversations picked up through the computer's microphone. That local-first approach is the pitch to founders and operators tired of seeing a third-party bot sit awkwardly in every customer call. Beyond raw capture, the product tries to bracket the whole meeting workflow. Wispr is also positioning Notetaker as a research tool before meetings begin. It can review previous conversations and research external participants to generate a pre-read, then produces a summary and answers questions after the fact, including a "what did I miss" recap if you join late. Accuracy for tricky names and jargon leans on Wispr Flow's custom dictionary, which helps with accuracy for acronyms, names, product names, and beyond , along with context pulled from connected apps like Slack and your calendar to improve speaker attribution. The launch matters because it is Wispr's first meaningful step outside dictation, extending the voice-to-text product that made the company known into the broader meetings category currently dominated by tools like Granola, Fireflies, and Otter. It is shipped by the team led by co-founder and CEO Tanay Kothari alongside co-founder Sahaj Garg , and it lands inside the existing Wispr Flow Mac app rather than as a separate download, which lowers the switching cost for users already dictating through Flow every day.