The current Wisprr application has no Wisprr subscription price. Transcription and optional AI transforms use your Groq account, so Groq pricing, free-tier rules, quotas, rate limits, and service terms apply separately.

No. Wisprr is not an offline transcription engine. It requires internet access to send audio to Groq for transcription and to run optional AI text transforms.

The Windows app records the requested audio and sends it to Groq using the API key you provide. Review Wisprr's Security and Privacy pages plus Groq's current documentation and legal terms before using sensitive content.

Wisprr currently describes its speech-to-text workflow as using Groq-hosted Whisper large-v3-turbo. Model availability, language performance, accuracy, pricing, and limits are controlled by Groq and may change.

Transforms optionally clean up a transcript, fix grammar, structure an AI prompt, or convert dictated thoughts into a task list before the result is pasted.

Wisprr Notes is the built-in drafting area for longer material. The product describes version history for retaining the original and transformed versions of text.

Yes. In Settings, you can choose to position the floating overlay at the Top, Bottom, Left, or Right edge of your screen. Side positions automatically switch to a vertical layout so controls remain compact and never obstruct your active workspace.

Wisprr includes built-in update checks. When a new version like 1.0.4 is released with new features and improvements, you can update directly through the app or download the latest installer from our download page.

Wisprr is currently available for Windows 10 & 11, with dedicated macOS and Linux releases coming soon. Follow our updates for release announcements.

Wisprr is designed to paste into the currently focused Windows text field. Compatibility can vary by application, permissions, focus behavior, and Windows security settings.