Wispr Flow launches Notetaker meeting assistant for Mac

Wispr Flow, a popular AI-powered dictation application, has officially launched a new meeting assistant called Notetaker, expanding its product lineup beyond voice-to-text transcription. The feature, which became available on August 5, 2026, for Mac users, automatically captures conversations, identifies speakers, and generates organized summaries with key decisions and action items.

The launch follows the company's update to its Terms of Service and Privacy Policy in late July, which first outlined the planned capabilities. Notetaker is designed to work across major meeting platforms including Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Zoom, and Slack Huddles. It processes audio on-device and does not join calls as a separate participant, a design choice the company says avoids an "awkward shadow" in participant lists.

A key differentiator, according to the company, is Notetaker's emphasis on accuracy and context over simple transcription. The tool uses connected apps like Slack and calendar data to better understand meeting topics and to automatically attribute speech to specific participants by name rather than generic labels. Users can correct any mislabeling with a single click. The...