Leading India @Wisprflow | Interested in animals and sunsets
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Nimisha Mehta retweeted
One of my favourite charts right now has no Y-axis :)
Can’t share the exact numbers, but that second image is the signup trend for @WisprFlow India since Sep 14, when I started working with @findingnimo_ and the team as Growth Advisor.
The interesting bit for me was the problem. Wispr had already done a lot of the hard brand work in India — strong recall, real love within the right audience, a great launch. The next job was turning more of that attention into actual usage.
So we got to work across partnerships, creators, YouTube and a few other growth motions. One partnership pilot worked well enough for us to now scale it materially. The creator engine is getting much tighter around who we work with, what story we tell, how we measure it and where we double down.
Touchwood, the curve has started moving in the right direction.
It keeps reinforcing something I believe more strongly every week: growth advice only matters if it survives contact with execution. “Do influencers” or “find partnerships” is easy. Knowing who, what narrative, what economics, what measurement, when to kill it and when to push harder is where the actual work starts.
Very glad to be doing this with Nimisha + the Wispr India team. A lot more to build from here.
We’re also hiring on the India growth side. And if you haven’t tried Wispr yet, FLOWWITHPS gets you 3 months of Pro.
Also, if you have a genuinely sharp idea that can move Wispr in India, send it my way. If we love it, we might just build it with you.
Nimisha Mehta retweeted
I believe reading is one of the most important skills a child can build. So at the start of this month we launched Read, a monthly science & maths read for kids.
In under a month: 1,000+ users and 4 school integrations. Here's what we've been up to read.quazar.school.
Nimisha Mehta retweeted
founder-led content will win
here's how we do it at @WisprFlow
Nimisha Mehta retweeted
Some moments make you stop and think "where am I?"
I grew up in Delhi dreaming of building technology that millions of people couldn’t live without.
Recently, I returned to New Delhi as a speaker at The Economic Times World Leaders Forum, and had the honor of meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
On stage, we talked about what it really means to build an AI-native company, and why India’s AI future shouldn’t be a copy of the American playbook.
India is a voice-first country. We talk on our phones, send voice notes, and communicate across dozens of languages. But building for India also means designing for exceptional affordability, local context, high expectations, and the realities of people across different cities.
If we get that right, voice can make technology easier and more natural to use—giving millions of people a simpler way to communicate, create, and get things done.
Thank you to The Economic Times and the ET World Leaders Forum team for bringing together builders, investors, policymakers, and leaders around such important conversations.
I’m also grateful to my fellow panelists and everyone who made the event possible.
To come home, share what we’re building, and meet the Prime Minister of India was a moment I won’t forget.
Nimisha Mehta retweeted
In India, we have a saying: “Rishte lafzon ke mohtaaj nahi hote.” Relationships don’t depend on words.
Because in India, sometimes “I love you” sounds like:
“Have you forgotten us now that you’re out exploring the world?” or “I hope you’re keeping up with your physiotherapy after the surgery!”
We don’t always say exactly what we feel. A best friend pulls you into a hug without explaining why. A partner disguises care as a casual reminder.
The words may struggle to come out.
But expressing them shouldn’t feel like work.
That’s what I love about this film, and about Wispr Flow. It makes communication feel seamless, especially when finding the right words isn’t.
— Written with @WisprFlow
Nimisha Mehta retweeted
We'd like to clear this up, as privacy is central to everything we do at Wispr:
1) This data is from a small subset of users that have opted into this to improve models.
2) Our onboarding surfaces privacy mode as an option for all users: nothing you say is used for model training.
3) The astroturfing on this platform is getting out of hand
your daily dose of linkedin gore
@WisprFlow openly admitting they are retaining every word their users say.
yikes
Nimisha Mehta retweeted
Today we launch the next chapter of Gushwork.
Over the last 30 years, we saw commerce moving online -
But what actually moved online were low value retail products: books, clothing, electronics.
Anything high value, from $5,000 to $1M - a hydraulic crane, an industrial roofing contract, a heat shrink machine - still runs predominantly on human buyer seller conversations.
And conversation was the one thing software couldn't do.
That just changed.
We are bringing 35 million sellers of high value products & services in the physical economy to the agentic web -
One of the largest categories of commerce that barely moved online in the internet before AI.
Nimisha Mehta retweeted
Welcoming Wispr Flow
as the Dictation Partner for
the World's Largest Hermes Buildathon.
Our partnership with Wispr Flow started back in January during our AI Festival in Goa.
Since then it's become one of the most loved products in the GrowthX community.
We have so much conviction in the product that we wanted every builder at the Hermes Buildathon to experience what it feels like to ship 4x faster without having to type a single word.
Whether it's prompting, talking to your codebase, or writing long PRDs, it just removes a ton of friction.
Excited to partner with them again.
Nimisha Mehta retweeted
When you can build without keyboards or code, you can do it while holding a baby, going on a walk, or doing your makeup. That's what happened when 250 people from around the world used @Lovable and Wispr Flow to build something for the moms in their lives over Mother's Day weekend. Here's a peek:
Nimisha Mehta retweeted
"Wispr Flow is the reason I'm an idiot, because @tankots, the co-founder, was my intern nine years ago."
"He was always a genius. He was always going to go on to do incredible things."
- Arjun Malhotra (@BadCapitalVC), General Partner, @GoodCapitalVC
Nimisha Mehta retweeted
i grew up in delhi dreaming of building tech millions of people couldn't live without. today, @wisprflow is officially live in india!
before this launch, i flew to india to answer one question: does wispr flow actually work here?
in the back of an auto with horns blaring. a mumbai gym with punjabi music at full volume. a dhaba with the waiter rattling off the menu faster than you can type.
we went and found out - it worked every single time.
india became our second biggest market on its own. we 3x'd growth in 3 months with no campaigns or partnerships.
people just found wispr flow organically and made it part of their daily life. the least we could do was show up for them properly.
so we're launching wispr flow in india with hinglish & android support. because it's the way i've spoken my whole life. and the way everyone around me still does.
grateful to my co-founder @sahajgarg6, our india lead @findingnimo_, and everyone who made this possible.
Nimisha Mehta retweeted
🎙️On the latest episode of Young Turks Reloaded, meet the AI soonicorn valued at 💲700 million 💰that’s betting on something big—making voice the default way we interact with technology 🧑💻
At the centre of it is @WisprFlow . An AI that lets you speak naturally and turns it into perfectly written text, across apps, in real time. Not voice notes. Not dictation. It understands how you think, structures it, and writes the way you would.📲
For CEO Tanay Kothari, this has been years in the making. It goes back to a moment in a school computer lab, when he was told, “You’re too young to understand coding.” He went home and taught himself anyway.
Because, as he puts it, “No one tells me I can’t do it.”
That instinct—to question what exists and rebuild it better—is what led to Wispr Flow. After experimenting with a hardware device that could turn thoughts into text, Tanay realised the real opportunity wasn’t hardware.
It was fixing voice itself. Making it accurate. Personal. Effortless.
Today, Wispr Flow is growing 40% month-on-month, works across 100+ languages, and is used by millions globally.🌏
The bet? The keyboard is going away.⌨️
@ShereenBhan @tankots
#YoungTurksReloaded #WisprFlow #AI #VoiceAI #StartupIndia #FounderStory #TechInnovation #FutureOfWork #CNBCTV18Digital
Nimisha Mehta retweeted
As someone who dogfoods every AI productivity tool - the bar is high and the graveyard is large.
@wisprflow is the only voice tool that actually earned a permanent spot. Using it all day, every day - Slack, emails, docs, WhatsApp, coding, Claude, everything. It’s not just productive, it’s addictive. 💜
@tankots you’ve built something special here. 🙌🏻
Folks - if you’re curious, experience it yourself - wisprflow.ai/r/NIKHIL371
Nimisha Mehta retweeted
We offered 5 people a Porsche 911 GT3 RS if they could get @WisprFlow to make a mistake
It's the fastest and most accurate AI voice dictation app that's 3x more accurate than ChatGPT, Claude, or Siri.
Today, we’re finally launching on Android. Download now: play.google.com/store/apps/d…
As a part of the launch, we’re giving away 6 months of Wispr Flow Pro for free.
Like, retweet and comment ‘Wispr Flow’ to get it. Enjoy.
— Written with Wispr Flow
