Comparison
A free open-source Wispr Flow alternative for Windows
Inumaki is the local-first Windows lane: no subscription, no account, no cloud transcription, and source code you can inspect. Wispr Flow is broader and more polished; Inumaki is smaller, free, and private by design.
| Feature | Inumaki | Wispr Flow |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, MIT-licensed, open source. | Basic is free with weekly limits; Pro is a paid plan. |
| Source code | Desktop client and backend code are public on GitHub. | Closed-source commercial product. |
| Platforms | Windows 10 and 11 today. | Mac, Windows, iPhone, and Android. |
| Languages | English-focused in the current release. | Advertises support for 100+ languages. |
| Processing | Local whisper.cpp transcription on your Windows PC. | Cloud transcription with Privacy Mode and security controls. |
| Best fit | Users who want free, offline, auditable Windows dictation. | Users who need polished cross-device sync, many languages, and enterprise controls. |
Wispr Flow product details are summarized from its public pricing, platform, language, and privacy pages. Inumaki is not affiliated with or endorsed by Wispr Flow.
Pick Inumaki when
- You want a free Windows voice-to-text tool.
- You want to inspect or fork the source code.
- You prefer a focused tray app over a full cross-platform suite.
- You want your microphone audio transcribed locally.
Pick Wispr Flow when
- You need Mac, iPhone, Android, and Windows support.
- You need 100+ languages today.
- You need enterprise compliance controls or team administration.
- You want a polished commercial product with more automation features.