v0.10.0
Turn a note into a million-dollar plan
New
- Million-dollar ideas, with a plan to match. The Notes tab is now called Million-dollar ideas, and each note has a new Million plan card between Expert and Mind map. Press Create the million plan and Wispra writes a ten-part plan for the idea in the note: the job the customer needs done, the first customers and where to find them, the demand signals to check, competitors and the gap, scale counted from the bottom up, the revenue model and pricing, the channel to your first hundred customers, moat and retention, the biggest risk with a two-week experiment, and a roadmap from stage 0 to stage 4.
- It never makes up numbers. No market size, price, user count or revenue is invented, not even in a short form like "5k" or "3tr": where a figure would help, the plan tells you what to look up and where. The one table with numbers is plain arithmetic, shown as such: how many customers a million dollars a year takes at three example fees. The plan is written in the background, so you can leave the card and come back, and it is in the language of your note.
- Ask a long recording a question and get the place, not "not found". The chat under a recording now looks through the whole recording, however long. Before, on a recording of several hours it only saw the beginning and the end, so a question about something said in the middle could be answered "the transcript has nothing about that". Answers show where they come from as a coloured time; click it and the transcript scrolls to that passage and lights it up. When the chat is not sure, it says so and shows the closest passages with their times.
- A meeting keeps recording when you close the window. Close the Wispra window while a meeting is recording and Wispra moves to the tray; the recording goes on until you press Stop. A small wave sits at the right edge of your screen while it records: click it to read the transcript as it is written, or to open the whole window or stop. "Stop meeting recording" is also in the tray menu, and quitting Wispra for real still asks first.
- Languages I speak. In Settings → Language, with Auto-detect on, tick the languages you dictate in (Vietnamese and English are on by default).
Improved
- A calmer screen before you start a meeting recording. The three sources (microphone, system audio, both) are one bar, the four languages sit in two columns, and Start recording is the big button in the middle, with Show words as they are spoken under it. The tips about headphones, languages and voice recognition moved into small (i) buttons and a green shield: rest the pointer on one, or tab to it, to read it.
Fixed
- A long dictation no longer disappears when it cannot be typed. If Wispra heard you in full but could not type the text into the app in front, the words were thrown away and you only saw an error. Now they are saved to History and left on your clipboard, with a notice: press Ctrl+V to paste them.
- The floating microphone button can no longer get stuck. The recorder now starts every time, and if it ever fails to start or to stop, Wispra says so within a few seconds and your next press works.
- If the AI cleanup fails, you still get your words, as heard. If the recording window closes in the middle of a dictation, what was recorded is turned into text instead of an error.
- Dictation no longer comes out in a language you never speak. On a short or fast phrase, auto-detect could guess the wrong language. Now, when Wispra hears a language you did not list, it listens to the same recording again once, in your main language, and keeps the better result.
- A word you never said no longer appears at the end of a dictation. Text that lies wholly after you stopped speaking is left out.
- In a narrow window, the Both button on the meeting start screen no longer sticks out of its frame.