Wispr Flow was working normally on my computer, but it suddenly signed me out and displayed an error telling me to retry or contact support. I uninstalled the app to try a fresh installation, but now I can't download it again, and the Google sign-in option reports that the service is "not reachable." I also tried another email address with the same result. Is this likely a temporary server or account issue, or could something on my computer be blocking the connection?
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Since changing email accounts didn’t help, this probably isn’t tied to one Google account. The repeated “not reachable” message suggests a connection, authentication, or temporary service issue rather than a bad installation. You could also check whether a firewall, VPN, DNS filter, or security app is blocking the sign-in and download requests.
If you need dictation while troubleshooting, a tool that runs its speech model locally and inserts text at the cursor could be a temporary alternative. That avoids relying on the same online sign-in route, though it won’t fix the Wispr Flow account problem itself.
That’s useful. The Google sign-in option is also showing “not reachable,” so I’ll try a local dictation alternative for now.
It may be a temporary problem on the service side, even if the status page doesn’t show a major outage yet. Waiting a little while and contacting the company’s support team would be the safest next steps.
Thanks, I’ll contact support and wait to see whether it clears up.
The service may simply be having intermittent issues, so it’s worth trying again later before changing too many settings.