Wispr Flow launches an AI note-taker that works without joining calls
Wispr Flow has launched Notetaker, an AI meeting assistant built into its existing Mac app. It can record conversations, show a live transcript, and prepare notes covering decisions, deadlines, assigned work, and unresolved issues. Wispr Flow is best known for its dictation tool, which turns spoken thoughts into edited text wherever the user is working.
- ▪Wispr Flow has launched Notetaker, an AI meeting assistant built into its existing Mac app.
- ▪It can record conversations, show a live transcript, and prepare notes covering decisions, deadlines, assigned work, and unresolved issues.
- ▪Wispr Flow is best known for its dictation tool, which turns spoken thoughts into edited text wherever the user is working.
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Wispr Flow has launched Notetaker, an AI meeting assistant built into its existing Mac app. It can record conversations, show a live transcript, and prepare notes covering decisions, deadlines, assigned work, and unresolved issues. Wispr Flow is best known for its dictation tool, which turns spoken thoughts into edited text wherever the user is working. Notetaker takes the company beyond voice typing and applies its transcription technology to meetings, interviews, and in-person conversations. It records calls without adding another participant Notetaker captures audio through the Mac instead of joining a meeting as a visible bot.
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