The 'Enjoying Flow?' review prompt on Android: how it works and how to stop it
Last updated: November 3, 2026
Available on: Android
Wispr Flow may ask for a Google Play rating or written feedback through a notification or an in-app dialog. The notification is titled “Enjoying Flow?” and says “We’d love your help with one thing”. You can stop these requests without leaving a rating.
How it works
Eligibility: Until you stop prompts with an in-app choice below, they can appear only after at least 500 total dictated words and 3 successful dictations overall, with no failed dictations so far that local calendar day. A failed dictation suppresses prompts for that day only; eligibility can return the next day.
Timing: The notification arrives when you unlock your device while Flow is running, not when you open the app. The in-app dialog can appear when Home loads. By default, the review notification does not pop up over your current screen like accessibility and word-limit alerts.
Frequency: Each app version allows at most one review notification and one automatic in-app dialog per device installation, not per account. You can receive the notification and later see the dialog.
Stop both review prompts
The in-app dialog says “Please support Flow by rating us on Google Play or sharing feedback.” To stop without rating:
Tap the review notification to open Flow’s “Enjoying Flow?” dialog, unless it is already open.
Tap the X in the dialog’s top-right corner, or tap outside it.
Dismissing the dialog permanently stops both kinds of prompt for this installation, including after app updates. Selecting the rating option or successfully sending feedback below has the same effect.
Opening the dialog clears any pending review notification and prevents another automatic dialog that app version. After you stop prompts, tapping an old notification won’t reopen the dialog.
Rate Flow instead
Tap Rate us 5 stars to close the dialog and request the standard Google Play in-app review sheet.
Google Play limits how often each user or device sees its review sheet. It does not appear for installs outside Google Play or accounts without Flow in their Play library. Flow cannot override these restrictions and does not retry; selecting the rating option stops Flow’s prompts even if no sheet appears.
Send written feedback instead
Written feedback goes to support. The limit is 2,000 characters; a counter appears after 1,600, and Send stays disabled until you enter text.
Tap Leave Feedback.
Enter your comments in the “Describe your feedback” box.
Tap Send.
“Feedback sent. Thank you!” confirms success and closes the prompt. If you see “Failed to send feedback. Please try again.”, the dialog stays open; tap Send again to retry.
How to mute review notifications
Turn off only App Feedback to keep dictation, accessibility and other Flow notifications unchanged. The in-app dialog can still appear when this category or all Flow notifications are off; use the in-app choices above to stop both.
Note: The App Feedback row appears in Android Settings only after Flow first attempts to send a review notification, so you may not see it yet. Its description is “Occasional prompts to rate or give feedback on Wispr Flow”.
Open your device's Settings app.
Go to Apps (or App Management, depending on your device) and tap Wispr Flow.
Tap Notifications.
Turn off the App Feedback channel.
No review notifications arrive while App Feedback or all Flow notifications are off. Lowering the category’s priority alone does not stop delivery.
If the notification hasn’t been sent for that app version, turning notifications off doesn’t use it up. A temporary delivery failure also lets Flow try again at the next device unlock.
FAQs
If I dismiss the notification without tapping it, will it come back?
No—not for that app version. It counts when sent, not when you tap or dismiss it. After an app update, prompts may return only if you haven’t stopped them through the in-app choices and still meet the usage conditions.