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.
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.
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@uussamaab Looks solid, having custom prompts per app instead of rigid presets makes a lot of sense.
voice-to-text tools always sound great in the demo then fall apart on run-on rambling thoughts that don't have clean sentence boundaries. does this one restructure/clean up the phrasing when you ramble, or is it more of a straight transcription with punctuation added on top?
@omri_ben_shoham1 I actually built Wispro with personalization and flexibility as the first driver, specifically to solve this. You can set custom writing styles with your own instructions, so Smart Mode isn't just generic cleanup, it reshapes your rambling into whatever style you've personally defined. Would really love your honest feedback when you try it, and whether it actually solves this for you
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Command Mode is the clever part - how does it tell "write me an email about the delay" apart from someone just rambling about writing an email as actual dictation content?
@sabber_ahamed Good question! Command Mode isn't guessing from context, you trigger it explicitly with its own hotkey, so the app already knows "this is an instruction" before you even start talking. That's what separates it from the other two modes: Basic Mode just transcribes exactly what you say, no editing at all, and Smart Mode cleans up rambling and filler words into polished prose, but still treats your speech as content to write down. Command Mode is different, it treats your speech as an instruction and generates the output for you.
@nishant_modi No Mac yet, it's on the roadmap. And free because it runs on your own Groq API key, their free tier is generous enough to cover daily use without hitting limits.
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@uussamaab Looks solid, having custom prompts per app instead of rigid presets makes a lot of sense.
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@vikramp7470 Thanks! That flexibility was the whole reason I built it
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voice-to-text tools always sound great in the demo then fall apart on run-on rambling thoughts that don't have clean sentence boundaries. does this one restructure/clean up the phrasing when you ramble, or is it more of a straight transcription with punctuation added on top?
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@omri_ben_shoham1 I actually built Wispro with personalization and flexibility as the first driver, specifically to solve this. You can set custom writing styles with your own instructions, so Smart Mode isn't just generic cleanup, it reshapes your rambling into whatever style you've personally defined. Would really love your honest feedback when you try it, and whether it actually solves this for you
Command Mode is the clever part - how does it tell "write me an email about the delay" apart from someone just rambling about writing an email as actual dictation content?
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@sabber_ahamed Good question! Command Mode isn't guessing from context, you trigger it explicitly with its own hotkey, so the app already knows "this is an instruction" before you even start talking. That's what separates it from the other two modes: Basic Mode just transcribes exactly what you say, no editing at all, and Smart Mode cleans up rambling and filler words into polished prose, but still treats your speech as content to write down. Command Mode is different, it treats your speech as an instruction and generates the output for you.
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This looks solid, can people use it for dictating content that can be published on social media as well? :)
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@busmark_w_nika Thank you! Yes, exactly what Command Mode is for, just say 'write me a tweet about XYZ' and it drafts it on the spot 🙌
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@swebliss1 Yes! Wispro is powered by Whisper large-v3, which supports a wide range of languages, including Swedish
How come its free? No mac version yet?
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@nishant_modi No Mac yet, it's on the roadmap. And free because it runs on your own Groq API key, their free tier is generous enough to cover daily use without hitting limits.