Redirect loops when attempting to download the app from the Wispr Flow website

Mac

If the download page keeps reloading or redirecting, use a direct installer link or update from the app.

Install Flow with a direct download link

1. Close any browser tabs where the Wispr Flow download page is stuck in a loop.

2. Check which type of Mac you have:

   1. Go to Apple menu → About This Mac.

   2. Look for Chip or Processor.

   3. If it says Apple M1, M2, M3, or later, use the Apple Silicon link. If it says Intel, use the Intel link.

3. Download the installer using the direct link for your Mac:

   • Apple Silicon: https://dl.wisprflow.ai/mac-apple/latest

   • Intel: https://dl.wisprflow.ai/mac-intel/latest

4. Open the installer file when the download finishes (usually in your Downloads folder).

5. Drag Wispr Flow to Applications if prompted, then open it from the Applications folder.

6. Follow any on-screen prompts to sign in and complete setup.

If Flow opens and you can sign in, you're done.

Update Flow from the app

1. Make sure Wispr Flow is running.

2. Click the Wispr Flow icon in the menu bar at the top of your screen.

3. Click Check for updates.

4. Let the update download if one is available.

5. Restart when prompted — the app restarts automatically after about 20 minutes without dictation, or you can click Update ready, restart now? in the menu bar (or Click to update and restart Flow in Settings) to restart immediately.

Windows

If the download page keeps reloading or redirecting, use the direct installer link or update from the app.

Install Flow with a direct download link

1. Close any browser tabs where the Wispr Flow download page is stuck in a loop.

2. Go to the direct Windows installer link: https://dl.wisprflow.ai/windows/latest

3. Open the installer file when the download finishes (usually in your Downloads folder).

4. Click Yes if Windows asks for permission to allow the installer to run.

5. Follow the on-screen steps to complete installation.

6. Open Wispr Flow from the Start menu and sign in.

If Flow opens and you can sign in, you're done.

Update Flow from the app

1. Make sure Wispr Flow is running.

2. Right-click the Wispr Flow icon in the system tray (notification area near the clock).

3. Click Check for updates.

4. Let the update download if one is available.

5. Restart when prompted — the app restarts automatically after about 20 minutes without dictation, or you can click Update ready, restart now? in the system tray (or Click to update and restart Flow in Settings) to restart immediately.

iOS

The redirect loop only affects desktop downloads from the Wispr Flow website. On iOS, install and update through the App Store.

Install or update Flow

1. Open the App Store.

2. Tap Search and enter Wispr Flow.

3. Tap Get or the download icon next to Wispr Flow.

4. To update, go to App Store → your profile icon → Updates, and update Wispr Flow if it appears in the list.

Android

On Android, install Wispr Flow through the Google Play Store. Some links in Wispr Flow marketing emails are designed to open the app directly. If the app isn't installed, these links may not work — install Wispr Flow from the Google Play Store first.

Install or update Flow

1. Open the Google Play Store.

2. Search for Wispr Flow.

3. Tap Install next to Wispr Flow.

4. To update, go to Play Store → your profile icon → Manage apps & device, and update Wispr Flow if an update is available.

A downloaded Windows update disappeared from the menu and showed "Up to date" instead

A bug on Windows could cause a downloaded update to stop appearing in the menu — opening Settings or triggering another update check would incorrectly reset the status to "Up to date," hiding the pending update. This has been fixed. Update Wispr Flow to the latest version to resolve this. After updating, the menu correctly shows Update ready, restart now? when an update is ready to install (or Click to update and restart Flow in Settings).

Tapping a deep link on Android caused the app to crash

A bug could cause the app to crash when opening certain links on Android — for example, links in Wispr Flow emails meant to open a specific screen in the app. This has been fixed. Update Wispr Flow to the latest version from the Google Play Store to resolve this.

I'm not sure which Mac installer to use

Go to Apple menu → About This Mac. Use the Apple Silicon link if it shows an Apple chip (M1, M2, M3, or later), or the Intel link if it shows Intel.

I downloaded the Mac installer but the app immediately shows an error and quits

You likely downloaded the wrong installer for your Mac. Check Apple menu → About This Mac for your chip type, then download the correct version — Apple Silicon for M-series chips, Intel for Intel processors.

The installer downloaded, but it won't open

On Windows, make sure you clicked Yes when Windows asked for permission. If an antivirus program is blocking the file, temporarily pause it and try again.

Flow is installed, but I'm not seeing the latest version

Use the in-app Check for updates option from the menu bar (Mac) or system tray (Windows), then restart the app after updating.

I tapped a link from a Wispr Flow email on Android, but it didn't open the app

If Wispr Flow isn't installed, the link won't open anything — custom app links require the app to be installed first. Install Wispr Flow from the Google Play Store, then tap the link again to open it directly to the feature. If you're not yet signed in, the app takes you through sign-in first.

I tapped a link from a Wispr Flow email and it opened the app, but not to the page I expected

If a marketing email link doesn't point to a recognized page in the app, Wispr Flow opens to the default dashboard instead. This is expected — the app always opens to a valid screen when using a marketing link. Make sure you're using the correct link from the email for the specific feature you want.