What people say about Lispr
Last updated 21 October 2026.
This page collects what people outside Codebridge have written about Lispr. Every entry links to the original, criticism sits next to praise, and we quote reviewers only with their permission.
On Product Hunt, Lispr holds a 4.8 rating from 4 reviews, as of 28 September 2026. It finished #5 Product of the Day on 9 July 2026. Read every review on Product Hunt.
Reviews from Product Hunt
Maxim Fursov, developer, Product Hunt, July 2026
"The 'No-Account' policy is a breath of fresh air. In an era where every utility demands your email and marketing consent, Lispr respects the developer workflow: install, run, and it just works."
In short: Maxim praised the speed, the lack of an account, and the way Lispr types into VS Code, a browser or a terminal like a system service. He asked for filler-word cleanup, a local dictionary for developer terms and an optional offline model.
Ulykbek Asylbek, Product Hunt, July 2026
In short: Ulykbek liked that push-to-talk keeps the microphone muted until the key goes down, the response time, and translation straight into the active field with no account. He wanted better accuracy with jargon, heavy accents and fast speech, voice commands for formatting, offline use and more hotkey options.
Oleksandr Moroz, Product Hunt, July 2026
"This thing is really awesome. I started using voice dictation for notes and texts so I don't have to type on a keyboard. The voice recognition is just amazing and fast, which saves a ton of time."
In short: Oleksandr uses Lispr for notes and messages and found it more accurate and faster than the built-in dictation tools and Google voice typing, with a cleaner interface. He wanted a keyboard shortcut to switch languages.
Katrya Syrotynska, Product Hunt, July 2026
"The recognition is impressively accurate, even when I'm speaking naturally instead of dictating word by word. It feels much faster than typing, especially when I already know what I want to say."
What reviewers asked for, and what we did
| Request | Who asked | Where it stands |
|---|---|---|
| Filler-word cleanup | Maxim Fursov | Shipped: the Concise formatting mode trims filler and repetition |
| A dictionary for technical terms | Maxim Fursov, Ulykbek Asylbek | Shipped: an on-device vocabulary that also learns new terms once a day |
| An offline mode | Maxim Fursov, Ulykbek Asylbek | Not available: Lispr transcribes in the cloud |
| Voice commands for formatting | Ulykbek Asylbek | Not available: Lispr has no formatting commands. Light mode adds punctuation, paragraphs and lists without them |
| More hotkey options | Ulykbek Asylbek | The dictation key remaps to any modifier key. It starts as right Option on Mac and right Ctrl on Windows |
| A shortcut to switch languages | Oleksandr Moroz | Lispr follows a language switch mid-sentence with no toggle, and two slot keys hold your translation targets |
| Better accuracy on jargon and accents | Ulykbek Asylbek | The custom vocabulary fixes names and terms |
Press and independent coverage
Apple Gazette, 29 May 2026
Apple Gazette compared Apple Dictation, Lispr and Wispr Flow for Mac and concluded that Lispr suits most Mac users as the app to run day to day, with Apple Dictation kept for offline use. Read the article
Wonder Tools, 4 July 2026
Jeremy Caplan listed Lispr as a free alternative to Wispr Flow in his Wonder Tools guide to thinking with AI. He tested it by dictating messages and translating an email reply into Portuguese, and wrote that it worked well. Read the article
Product Hunt launch, 9 July 2026
Lispr finished #5 Product of the Day. See the launch page
DOU News #258, 13 July 2026
Yevhen Kovalevskyi recommended Lispr as an AI translator in the tools segment of DOU News, the weekly video digest from DOU, a Ukrainian developer community with more than 900,000 members. Read the episode page or watch the segment
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