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Use Wispr Flow’s Notetaker MCP server to let Notis read your meeting summaries, notes, and transcripts, so you can ask about a past call from whichever channel you happen to be in.

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What this setup does

Wispr Flow is best known for dictation, but its Notetaker also records and writes up your meetings. Connecting its MCP server to Notis makes that meeting data searchable from WhatsApp, iMessage, Telegram, email, Voice Mode, or a coding agent, alongside everything else Notis can reach.
One thing to know up front: the MCP exposes your meeting data, not your dictation history. Your dictation stays in Wispr Flow.

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Prerequisites

  • A Notis workspace with access to custom MCP connections
  • A Wispr Flow account on Mac or Windows with Notetaker/MCP access and cloud sync enabled
  • At least one recorded meeting
  • A browser to sign in to Wispr Flow with Google, Apple, Microsoft or your company’s single sign-on. Accounts that sign in with an email and password cannot finish the authorization.

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Wispr Flow MCP connection details

Wispr Flow publishes a hosted MCP server at https://api.wisprflow.ai/connect/mcp. There is no API key or token: you sign in to Wispr Flow in your browser, and that sign-in decides whose meetings Notis can read. Wispr Flow’s own instructions are at docs.wisprflow.ai.

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Step 1: Add Wispr Flow as a custom MCP in Notis

Add an MCP server with these values:
  • Display Name: Wispr Flow (or any name you’ll recognize)
  • Description: a few words on what it does. For example: “Searches my meeting summaries, notes, transcripts, attendees and calendar events from recorded meetings.”
  • Server URL: https://api.wisprflow.ai/connect/mcp, exactly as written, with no slash at the end
  • Authentication: OAuth, then click Connect and finish signing in to Wispr Flow in the window that opens, within 5 minutes. There is no API key, client ID or secret to enter.
You can also do it from any conversation:
Already connected Wispr Flow to another app? Notis still needs its own sign-in.

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Step 2: Verify the connection

Notis lists the tools the server exposes once the connection is saved. Start with something you can check by hand:
List my recorded meetings from this week in Wispr Flow and who attended.
If nothing comes back, open the server from Integrations in the sidebar and click Test. If it is not in the list, the sign-in was not finished: add it again and complete the sign-in within 5 minutes.

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What the connection can and cannot reach

Wispr Flow’s MCP connection is read-only. It can reach:
  • meeting summaries, notes and tasks
  • transcripts
  • attendees and calendar events
  • linked recordings
  • Scratchpad notes
  • notes shared with you, where permitted
It cannot reach or do:
  • your dictation history or Notetaker chat history
  • creating, editing, or deleting meetings or notes
That read-only boundary is a feature. Notis can search and summarise your meetings without any ability to change them.

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Step 3: Ask your meetings something

From WhatsApp, voice, email, or the desktop app:
  • “What did we agree on in my call with Acme last Thursday?”
  • “Search my Wispr Flow transcripts for the part about the renewal date.”
  • “Summarise every meeting I had this week and list what I owe people.”
  • “Who was on the kickoff call, and what was assigned to each of them?”

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Example workflow: turning a transcript into finished work

  1. Find the moment — “Search my Wispr Flow transcripts for where we discussed the pricing change.”
  2. Extract the decision — “What exactly did we settle on, and who agreed to it?”
  3. Do something with it — “Draft a short confirmation email to everyone on that call.”
  4. File it — “Add the two follow-ups that are mine to my tasks.”
The transcript is the evidence. Notis does the work that follows from it.

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Troubleshooting

  • No tools listed or sign-in fails: Open the server from Integrations in the sidebar and click Test. If it is not in the list, add it again and sign in within 5 minutes, with one of the sign-in methods in the prerequisites.
  • Server URL rejected: Use exactly https://api.wisprflow.ai/connect/mcp, with no slash at the end.
  • Empty results: Confirm cloud sync is enabled in Wispr Flow and that the meeting was recorded by the Notetaker. Searches cover titles, summaries and notes, not transcripts, so ask for the transcript explicitly when you need something that was said.
  • Looking for your dictation history: It is not exposed over MCP. Only meeting data is.
  • Not on Mac or Windows: Wispr Flow’s MCP server is only available on Mac and Windows for now. Wispr Flow does not need to stay open once you are connected.

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Summary

Wispr Flow’s Notetaker MCP server connects to Notis with one Server URL and a browser sign-in. It gives Notis read-only access to your meeting summaries, transcripts and attendees, so the meeting you half-remember becomes something you can ask about from your phone, and act on in the same message.