Updates

What's new in Wispra

Every version for Mac, Windows and iPhone: what changed, and how it looks.

Build 6

Wispra for iPhone, build 6

Dictation by keyboard gets closer to one tap.

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Account: the listening session, 4 hours, with the explanation

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A meeting with the Recording bar

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Text typed by the Wispra keyboard, with punctuation

Wispra for iPhone, build 6. Screenshots with sample content.

Improved

  • Keep the microphone ready. The Wispra keyboard's mic starts speaking at once while its listening session runs. Sessions now last 4 hours by default (1, 4 or 12 hours in Account), renew every time you use the mic, start by themselves when you open Wispra, and recover after a phone call, Siri or headphones. Apple lets only the app start the microphone, so Wispra still has to open the first time, after a restart, or when you end the session; the guide now says so plainly.
  • Punctuation. Words typed by the keyboard come with full stops, commas and capital letters, and nothing else changed.

Fixed

  • Dragging the Recording bar or the mind map no longer pulls the whole page away on iOS 26; only a swipe from the left edge goes back.