The round was led by Notable Capital, with participation from Flight Fund, the investment arm of entrepreneur and Diary of a CEO host Steven Bartlett. The round comes just months after Wispr's $30 million Series A, follows 40 percent month-over-month growth in both users and ARR, and brings Wispr's total funding to $81 million.

Wispr is building a faster, more intuitive way to interact with your devices, starting with Flow, the voice-to-text AI that turns speech into clear, polished writing in every app. Unlike traditional dictation tools, Flow adapts as you speak, removing filler words, structuring your thoughts, and formatting text automatically, all while working seamlessly across any app.

Built to replace the keyboard, Flow is already helping thousands of users cut their daily typing time nearly in half across both mobile and desktop. After six months, the average user writes 72% of their characters with Flow across nearly 70 apps and sites.

Wispr's mission is to make technology more conversational - reducing screen time, context-switching, and cognitive overload, and helping people spend more time on what matters.