meet wispr thoughts

a time machine through everything you've voiced.

Wispr Thoughts is an open-source project that takes everything you've ever dictated through wispr flow, groups it by week, and makes it searchable and easy to converse with. Ask yourself what you were working on, what you keep almost-saying, or what you've been avoiding.

Everything runs locally on your laptop. You fully own your data.

some prompts you can ask

"Read all my themes from january. what was i working on then? in hindsight, were those actually problems worth solving?"
"What do i keep almost-saying but never quite getting to? half-finished thoughts, themes that surface and disappear."
"If you only saw my last 90 days of dictation and meetings, what would you say i'm avoiding?"
"Pretend you're an advisor who only has my voice. based on the last month, what's the one piece of advice you'd give?"
"Looking across everything i've said, what does it reveal about my real priorities, not my stated ones? where do my words and my actual time disagree?"
"If a board member or co-founder only had my voice and meetings to evaluate me, what would they conclude about my strategic clarity, focus, and execution quality?"
"When i'm dictating in wispr, what topics correlate with which apps were on screen? am i doing my best thinking somewhere specific (cursor vs slack vs chrome)?"
"Find topics that always show up in the same week as another topic, even when i never link them explicitly. cross-pollinations i've never noticed."
"What was i thinking about exactly one year ago today? have i made progress on those threads, abandoned them, or replaced them with same-shaped problems under different names?"
"Find the first week any of my current major projects shows up across my weeks. how long has each one actually been on my mind, and how has my framing of it shifted between then and now?"

what others have said

John Ragon: Great idea, I love Wispr Flow. Massive upgrade! Darko Kolev: Huh, interesting yes. I have tried reading my own transcripts but I get dizzy from all the noise and ums and ahhs. This is useful. Vee Khuu: This is a massive upgrade to a new feature inside Wispr Flow called Insights. Varu Dwarak: This is genius and definitely an amazing angle to explore with Wispr flow. Chris Latham: Voice transcripts do a better job than blogs because with blogs you've already filtered yourself. Jason Cormier: What an awesome share! I use Wispr and Granola — paired Pinecone to Claude Code for memory. iMessage reaction to a Weekly Digest: Omg this is insane