Full-Time
Posted on 9/5/2025
Wearable neural interfaces for hands-free computing.
$90k - $110k/yr
San Francisco, CA, USA
In Person
Wispr Flow designs wearable neural interfaces to control devices and access information through thought, rather than screens or manual inputs. The core product is a wearable device that detects neural signals and uses AI to translate them into actionable commands, enabling hands-free interaction with digital systems. Unlike many tech products that rely on screens or voice input, Wispr Flow aims for natural, thought-based control that can be used across consumer electronics and professional settings. The company differentiates itself by targeting everyday consumers with a brain–computer interface approach, exploring software subscriptions and partnerships to extend functionality, and potentially licensing its neural interface technology to others. Its goal is to make information access and device control feel effortless through mind-driven interactions, with applications in fields such as healthcare, logistics, and manufacturing where quick, hands-free operation matters.
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$81.6M
Headquarters
South San Francisco, California
Founded
2021
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Wispr Flow, an AI-powered dictation app, has raised $30 million in Series A funding led by Menlo Ventures, with participation from NEA, 8VC, and notable tech leaders. Menlo’s Matt Kraning will join the board. This brings Wispr's total funding to $56 million. The startup, founded by CEO Tanay Kothari, aims to enable users to type by mouthing words silently.
It feels like AI companies want us all to talk to their products out loud more often. Meta, Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic, to name a few, have added functionality to let users talk with their AI bots as naturally as they would with another person, taking advantage of advances in speech-to-text technology.A startup called Wispr Flow feels it can outdo the bigwigs, though, with its dictation tech that supports more than 100 languages. The company today augmented its existing Windows and Mac apps with a new iOS app that doubles as a keyboard, letting you use your voice to type inside any app.Now, you might be thinking this is just another speech-to-text company, but this reporter came away particularly impressed with Wispr Flow. As an Indian, I’ve never found a speech-to-text app that can fully understand what I am saying. I have also had a hard time getting AI assistants like Alexa and Siri to execute requests.However, Wispr Flow presented a vastly better experience compared to any dictation tech I’ve used from Big Tech. At first, I had to edit my sentences across the Wispr Flow desktop and mobile apps, but after using it a few times, the dictation experience improved drastically
Kurucularından Tanay Kothari tarafından Ironman filmindeki Jarvis'ten etkilenerek tasarlanan Flow, klavyeye kıyasla ortalama 3.95 kat daha hızlı yazmanızı sağlıyor. Uygulama Türkçe isimleri anlamakta zorluk çekmek ve küçük gramer hataları yapmakla birlikte oldukça kullanışlı ve hızlı. Araçta yer alan AI Command Mode ile seçili cümleleriniz için “sadeleştir” ya da “daha esprili yap” gibi komutlar verebiliyorsunuz. Flow’u Instagram’dan Snapchat’e, Whatsapp'tan Telegram’a, Outlook'tan Twitter’a, Messenger'dan Notion'a kadar aklınıza gelebilecek pek çok uygulamada kullanabiliyorsunuz. Uygulamanın bir de fısıldama modunun olduğunu belirtmemiz gerekir ki sesli ortamlarda ya da başkalarını rahatsız etmek istemediğinizde fısıldasanız dahi sesinizi algılayabiliyor
Wispr, the company building a more natural way to interact with technology, today announced a new $12 million investment that will help fuel the launc
Wispr, the company building a more natural way to interact with technology, today announced a new $12 million investment that will help fuel the launch of Wispr Flow, a voice-first productivity tool.