Wispro turns your voice into writing, instantly. Just talk, messy or unfiltered, and Wispro pastes clean, ready-to-use text directly into whatever you're working on. It adapts to how you think, not just how you speak. Basic Mode captures every word exactly as said. Smart Mode cuts filler words and rambling, formatting it into polished prose. Command Mode turns a spoken instruction into finished writing, emails, replies, whole drafts, on the spot. One voice. Three ways to write.

What could you build with GPT-5.6 that wasn’t practical before?

Building Wispro solo would've taken a small team before. GPT-5.6 let me design and ship complex features that normally need dedicated engineering time, in a fraction of what it would've otherwise taken. It turned a one-person idea into a fully working product I could actually launch.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I've tried several speech-to-text apps recently. Most are genuinely good, fast, accurate, the core job gets done. Some even offer built-in styles for different contexts, a Slack tone, a Gmail tone, and so on. But every one I tried had the same limit: those styles are fixed presets. You can't shape the logic behind them, just pick from a shortlist someone else wrote. So I built Wispro, where you define the tone and rules yourself, in your own words, per app if you want. Not a dropdown menu, your actual instructions. And it's 100% free, every feature included. No paywall on things like the personal dictionary or snippets, the stuff most other apps lock behind a premium tier. Wispro runs on your own free Groq API key, takes two minutes to set up or get one, and comes with a generous limit that covers day-to-day use easily. No subscription, no hidden tier. Give it a try (Windows for now, more platforms coming). Would love your honest feedback.