The useful result
Create a personal dictionary entry and verify the spelling in a fresh dictation.
- Create a personal dictionary entry and verify the spelling in a fresh dictation.
- Record the error
- Add the intended word
- Dictate again and compare
A repeatedly misheard name is a narrow problem you can test without rewriting your whole paragraph. This exercise uses the fictional term LumaForge so the result is easy to compare. It focuses on the personal dictionary; it does not teach general transcription accuracy or guarantee every sentence will be correct.
Before you start
- An installed Wispr Flow app and account
- A fictional name or term to practice with
Review evidence
Documentation-based review · 2026-10-11
Original editorial workflow. Provider facts were checked against the linked primary references; worked examples are fictional and illustrative, not observed platform tests.
Record the error
Dictate a harmless sentence containing LumaForge and keep the output. Write down the intended spelling separately so you have an exact comparison.
Example / expected result
Test phrase: Send the LumaForge draft tomorrow.
Check your result
Keep the misspelling if one appears; if it is already correct, use another fictional term.
Add the intended word
Open Flow’s Dictionary and add LumaForge as a personal word. On desktop use Add new and Add word; mobile labels differ. If a persistent wrong spelling needs a correction, consult the linked platform-specific instructions rather than sharing the word with a team.
Example / expected result
Expected dictionary entry: LumaForge.
Check your result
Confirm the intended spelling is saved in your personal dictionary.
Dictate again and compare
Repeat the sentence in a fresh dictation. Compare every letter of the target name and check the surrounding words. Save a small before/after note; do not silently correct the new output before checking it.
Example / expected result
Illustrative expected text: Send the LumaForge draft tomorrow.
Check your result
The exact target spelling matches; any other error is recorded separately.
When it goes wrong
A dictionary entry does not verify numbers or meaning. Correction creation and mobile controls differ by platform. Use personal entries for practice; shared entries can affect teammates.
Make it your own
Try one second fictional name in two different sentences and record whether the spelling stays correct.
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Sources and review
Last checked Oct 11, 2026. Features and account limits can change. Verify important results against your original material.
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