For sales teams

Dictation app for sales teams on Mac

Log every call in seconds.

7 days free · Then $19 once · No account · macOS 14 or later · Apple silicon

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faster than typing

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from keyup to text

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bytes leave your Mac

$19

once, up to 2 Macs

Finished text, not a transcript.

Notes written three hours after the call are worse notes, and notes never written are a deal you cannot hand over. The reason they slip is that typing them costs more than the next dial does. Speaking them costs about a quarter as much, and Flit puts finished sentences into whatever field your cursor is in, including the ones inside your CRM.

You said

“spoke with maria thursday she wants pricing for 40 seats and a security review before q4”

Flit wrote · Chrome

Spoke with Maria Thursday. She wants pricing for 40 seats and a security review before Q4.

Sentence breaks, capitals and Q4 come from fixed rules. The spelling of Maria comes from your dictionary.

Chrome 9:41

Activity note · Maria — Acme

Spoke with Maria Thursday. She wants pricing for 40 seats and a security review before Q4. 

into your CRM · 0.7s

spoke with maria thursday she wants pricing for 40 seats and a security review before q4

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Why sales teams choose Flit over Wispr Flow

It runs on your Mac, not in the cloud

Wispr Flow sends your voice to its servers. Flit transcribes and formats on your Mac, and keeps working with no internet.

You pay once, not every month

Wispr Flow is a monthly subscription. Flit is one payment, and it is yours to keep. No account either.

Made for sales teams

Deal notes name prices, customers and competitors, and Flit keeps them on the rep’s Mac. A team license is paid once, not renewed every month for every rep.

Flit and Wispr Flow compared in full

No integration, no plugin, no waiting for support. Flit types wherever your cursor already is.

Three steps, and none of them is “open the app”.

  1. 01 fn

    Put your cursor anywhere

    Wherever you would normally type: your CRM in the browser, an email, a Slack channel. Flit has no window of its own to switch to.

  2. 02 ●

    Hold the key and talk

    Speak normally, fillers and all. A small bar shows the words arriving as you say them, so you can see it working.

  3. 03 ↵

    Let go. It is written

    Finished text appears at your cursor about 0.7 seconds later, punctuated and formatted. No copying, no cleanup, no second window.

Prefer not to hold a key? Tap once to lock it on, or arm hands-free mode and Flit starts when you speak. Escape cancels any dictation.

What slows sales teams down today

Call notes get written at the end of the day, or not at all.

Typing a recap eats the minutes you had for the next conversation.

The same follow-up paragraph gets retyped every single day.

Deal terms and customer names end up in someone else’s cloud.

What Flit does for sales teams

It types where your cursor is

Flit is not a CRM integration, which is why it works in all of them. Put the cursor in a Salesforce activity note, a HubSpot field, a LinkedIn message or a reply box, hold the key, and finished text appears there.

Boilerplate on a phrase

Snippets turn a spoken trigger into a whole paragraph: your pricing recap, your answer to the security questionnaire, your calendar link. Say it once and the full text lands, punctuation and all.

Account names, always right

Add prospects, product names and the acronyms your market uses to your personal dictionary. Flit spells them the way you spell them, so a recap does not need correcting before it is readable.

Customer details stay on your machine

Pricing, objections, org charts and names are dictated, formatted and inserted entirely on your Mac. There is no server to breach and no vendor holding a copy of your pipeline.

The vocabulary Text expansionPersonal dictionaryTone matchingOn-device processing

Flit against the rest, by name.

From each product's own published information. Every alternative, one by one, is on the alternatives page.

Flit Wispr Flow Superwhisper SpeakMac Yaps
Runs on your Mac Always Cloud Local Local Local
Price $49 $19 once $12/user/mo $8.49/mo · $250 once $29 once $12/mo billed yearly
Built for macOS only Yes No No, 4 platforms Yes No, 5 platforms
Text appears as you speak Yes Yes No Not stated Not stated
Languages 1,600+ 100+ Many 25, plus packs Around 25
Account required No Yes Yes No Yes
Exact times and commands Fixed rules Model decides Model decides Not stated Not stated
Personal dictionary Learns, asks first Learns on its own Yes Yes Not stated
Knows your codebase Indexes it No No Not stated Not stated
Style rule per app Yes Yes Not stated Not stated Not stated
Words and time saved Counted locally Not stated Not stated Not stated Not stated
Transcribes audio files Yes, SRT and VTT too No Yes, on Pro Yes Yes

“Not stated” means the product does not publish that detail.

Flit for sales teams: common questions

Something else? Email hi@flit.fyi and a person replies.

Is Flit a good Wispr Flow alternative for sales teams?

Yes. Flit does the same job as Wispr Flow, but it runs on your Mac instead of a server and is paid once instead of every month. Deal notes name prices, customers and competitors, and Flit keeps them on the rep’s Mac. A team license is paid once, not renewed every month for every rep.

Does it work inside Salesforce or HubSpot?

Yes, because it does not need to know about them. Flit types into the focused text field of any app, including web apps in Chrome, Safari or Arc. There is nothing to connect and no integration to maintain.

Can it record and transcribe my calls?

It does not record calls. If you already have a recording, Flit transcribes it on your Mac from the Transcribe tab, with nothing uploaded. Call recording carries consent rules that vary by country, and we would rather not be the tool that gets you on the wrong side of them.

Will it sync my notes to the CRM automatically?

No. Flit puts text at your cursor and stops there. Whatever you were going to click to save is still the thing that saves it.

Pay once, keep it forever.

$19 during the launch, $49 after it. 7 days free first, no card.

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  • Runs offline. Nothing you say leaves your Mac
  • Move it to a new Mac whenever you like
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