Wispr Flow | explainer video made with ngram

About the video

This explainer video was made with ngram to introduce wispr flow, a voice dictation tool shown through a simple animated explainer. the video opens on a title card reading wispr flow against a pale yellow background, followed by a stylized text cursor inside a dark green input box with a scribbled handwriting icon suggesting voice-to-text conversion in progress. the clearest scene is a side-by-side comparison under the wispr flow title showing two app cards, one labeled email and one labeled notes, connected by a microphone icon. the email card displays a messy, filler-word-heavy draft reading uhh hey can u check if the notes from yesterday were sent out or r they still waiting thx, while the notes card shows the same message cleaned up into could you check if yesterday's meeting notes were sent out or if they are still pending thanks. this before-and-after layout demonstrates how spoken, informal input is transformed into clear, punctuated written text that can populate different applications. the visual style is minimal and flat, using a light cream background, dark green and white cards, and simple icons for each app, with no additional narration or on-screen motion beyond these static comparison frames.