i just spotted a blind spot that's costing startups millions in churn. we exploited it - and hit 70% customer retention. early on, we noticed something in our user data: our users weren't monolingual. they spoke english at work. spanish with friends. hindi with parents. portuguese with their partner. and most voice ai tools forced them to pick one. so we decided to build differently. today, wispr flow supports 100+ languages. because we saw what happened when we tested other languages with our early users: they had the biggest smiles on their faces. most products treat non-english languages as second-tier experiences. but we've always believed in letting people express themselves in their own voice. if you grew up speaking tamil at home, that's how you think. that's how you express yourself most naturally. so having to switch to english just to use a productivity tool? that's not just inconvenient. it's making you feel like the way you naturally communicate isn't valid. so we built support for 100+ languages early on. the feedback we get from users in non-english languages is different than any other feature. it's not "this is useful." it's "thank you for seeing me." ...