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Wispr Flow Company, Founders, Funding, and Valuation

Confirmed information about Wispr, its leadership, funding, private ownership, revenue, valuation, and stock status.

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Wispr official funding graphic stating total raised to date is 81 million dollars
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Wispr Flow is made by Wispr, Inc., a private voice-interface company. Its first product is Flow, an AI dictation application.

Founder and leadership

Tanay Kothari is a Wispr co-founder and CEO. Public company materials also identify Sahaj Garg as a co-founder.

Funding

In November 2025, Wispr announced $25 million in new funding led by Notable Capital with participation from Flight Fund. The company said that round brought total funding to $81 million.

In August 2026, Kothari announced that Wispr raised $280 million in Series B funding at a $2 billion valuation, led by longtime investor Menlo Ventures. Read the Series B funding and valuation breakdown for the announcement details.

The $81 million figure is the historical total Wispr reported in November 2025. This article does not calculate a new cumulative funding total from the two announcements because the Series B announcement does not state one.

Valuation and revenue

Wispr's announced valuation for the August 2026 Series B is $2 billion. That private financing valuation is not the same as revenue, profit, cash on hand, or a public-market capitalization. Wispr has not provided a revenue figure in the source material used for this update.

The same distinction applies to founder net worth. A founder's ownership percentage and other assets would be needed to estimate it, and a stake in a private company is not a liquid, publicly priced asset. The $2 billion company valuation is not a founder net-worth figure.

Wispr Flow stock price

There is no public Wispr Flow stock ticker. Wispr is privately held, so ordinary investors cannot look up a live share price on a public exchange. Websites implying otherwise may be describing private secondary-market indications, a different company, or a speculative estimate.

If Wispr files for an IPO or becomes publicly traded, an exchange filing and ticker would be the authoritative evidence. Until then, “Wispr Flow stock price” has no official public-market answer.