Wispr Flow

The all-in-one Wispr Flow companion for Raycast. Search your transcription history, manage your custom dictionary, and control voice recording — all without leaving your keyboard.

Requirements

• Wispr Flow must be installed on your Mac.
• macOS Full Disk Access may be required to read the Wispr Flow database.

Commands

Command	Description
Search Transcripts	Browse and search your full voice transcription history
Add Word to Dictionary	Teach Wispr Flow new words, names, or technical terms
Manage Dictionary	View, edit, search, and delete dictionary entries
Start Recording	Begin voice dictation instantly
Stop Recording	End voice dictation
Open Wispr Flow	Launch the Wispr Flow app

Transcription History

• Infinite scroll — transcripts load progressively as you scroll
• Full-text search — filter across all your dictations
• Time-grouped list — organized by Today, Yesterday, This Week, Last Week, and Older
• App filter — filter by which app you were dictating into (Slack, VS Code, Chrome, etc.)
• Sort options — sort by newest, oldest, longest duration, or most words
• Detail view — full transcript text with metadata (source app, dictation time, word count, duration, WPM)
• View original transcription — see the raw ASR text before Wispr's formatting
• Open source app — launch the app a transcript was dictated in
• Archive transcripts — archive with undo via toast
• Copy or paste — press Enter to copy, or paste directly into your active app

Dictionary Management

• Add custom words — teach Wispr Flow names, acronyms, and technical terms it should always recognize
• Replacements — optionally map a spoken word to different output text
• Edit entries — update existing words and replacements inline (⌘E)
• Filter by source — view all words, manual entries only, or learned words only
• Detail view — phrase, replacement, source, usage frequency, and dates
• Delete with undo — remove words with an undo option via toast

Voice Control

• Start/Stop Recording — trigger Wispr Flow dictation via Raycast with no-view commands
• Install detection — commands gracefully handle Wispr Flow not being installed

Preferences

• Primary Action — choose Copy to Clipboard or Paste to Active App as the default action
• Show Archived — include archived transcripts in the list
• Minimum Duration — hide transcripts shorter than a specified duration (filters out accidental triggers)
• Confirm Before Archive — toggle the confirmation dialog when archiving
• Database Path — custom path to the Wispr Flow database for non-standard installs

How It Works

Wispr Flow stores your transcription history and dictionary in a local SQLite database on your Mac. This extension reads that database locally — no network requests are made. Modifications are limited to archiving transcripts and managing dictionary entries, mirroring Wispr Flow's own functionality.