Wispr Flow, an AI-driven voice-to-text startup, officially launched its services in India on Monday, introducing full Hinglish support and an Android app designed for ease of use. The company, founded in 2021 by Stanford alumni Tanay Kothari and Sahaj Garg, has seen remarkable growth, tripling its user base in India within three months, even before the official launch. This rapid adoption reflects India's position as Wispr Flow's second-largest market, with a significant number of users integrating the tool into workplace applications like Slack. The launch also features a creative offline marketing strategy in Bengaluru, deploying 100 branded auto-rickshaws to capture the attention of commuters in a city notorious for heavy traffic. Kothari emphasized that this approach allows the company to stand out amidst the crowded digital advertising landscape. With approximately $81 million raised to date and a valuation of $700 million in late 2025, Wispr Flow is poised to make a significant impact in the Indian market.