Wispr Flow asked its haters what was wrong and more than 700 people answered

Wispr Flow received more than 700 user responses after asking for feedback, far above the 50 it expected.

Its first fix is a desktop update that lets users drag the Flow Bar to either side of the screen and saves the position.

The company also says it has improved uptime, lowered latency, and toned down Auto Cleanup after users said it changed words unexpectedly.

The update addresses a clear usability complaint, but the bigger question is whether Wispr Flow can rebuild trust over accuracy and reliability issues.