16 to 30 Oct / Online
WeMakeDevs and Wispr Flow are challenging professionals to fix a real problem in their own work by building a tool for it.
The twist is that you have to use voice for the building process.
01 / About the challenge
Two weeks, from WeMakeDevs and Wispr Flow. Build a tool that fixes a problem in your own work, and use your voice to do it.
The problem
The report you rebuild from the same spreadsheets every Monday. The WhatsApp questions you answer with the same three replies. The CRM nobody updates, because the write-up takes longer than the call.
The build
Tell your AI tools what you want the way you'd tell a colleague. Wispr Flow turns it into clean text in the apps you already use, four times faster than you type.
The people
Builders is for people who write code. No-Code is for everyone else: marketing, product, sales, ops, HR, design and more.
02 / What Wispr Flow does
Hold a key and talk. What lands where your cursor is reads like you wrote it carefully, in whatever app you're in.
03 / How it works
The challenge runs from 16 to 30 October. Build at your own pace and check in once a week.
Set up Wispr Flow and make your first Flow the start of your project: say the problem in your work you want to fix and what your tool should do. The month of Flow Pro is on us.
Pick a track and talk your way through it: the spec to your AI tools, the docs, the messages. Keyboard for shortcuts, voice for the rest.
Upload your Wispr usage card and post your progress. Weekly winners every Monday.
Submit it on this website by 30 October, 11:59 pm IST.
04 / Tracks
Pick one: Builders if you write code, No-Code if you don't. Either way you ship a working tool, built by voice, and one real result it produced.
A working software product that solves a problem in your own work. Dictate requirements and follow-ups into your coding tools, and let them do the coding.
A working tool for your own job, made with an AI app builder or assistant, no coding needed. The judges have to be able to open and use it: an app, a shared assistant or a workflow, not a chat thread.
BonusMost Wispr usage
Upload your Wispr usage card each week. Ranked by words dictated during the challenge, in any app.
BonusSocial, build in public
Post your progress with #NoHandsChallenge, tag WeMakeDevs and Wispr Flow, and add the link to your weekly check-in.
05 / Submission
Submissions close on Friday 30 October at 11:59 pm IST. This is a solo challenge, so every entry is one person's project.
callfollowup.lovable.app
Opens without signing in. Sample call notes sit on the first screen, so a judge can try it in a minute.
1:52, unlisted on YouTube
A real call ends, I hold Fn and say what happened, and the email and the CRM note appear. I dictate two fixes and send.
Insights screenshot, 21,480 words
Words dictated from 16 to 30 October.
Problem, user, and how Wispr was used
I sell to clinics, and after every call I lose half an hour writing the follow-up and updating the CRM. This is for reps on back-to-back calls. I built it in Lovable by talking through each screen with Wispr Flow, then tested it on my notes from 14 real calls. It now drafts both in under a minute.
06 / Prizes
Prizes go to the projects that score highest, and to the people who use Wispr and share their work the most.
Top 3 projects
₹0
each, in cash
Builders prize
The best project in the Builders track, for developers
Friday 6 November
No-Code prize
The best project in the No-Code track, for professionals
Friday 6 November
Most Wispr usage prize
Rank 1 on the Wispr usage leaderboard
Friday 6 November
On top of these, every week has prizes for the top highlights of the week, named each Monday. Prize money is sent on the day winners are announced, and weekly prizes ship the day weekly winners are named.
07 / FAQ
A two-week online hackathon from WeMakeDevs and Wispr Flow, from 16 to 30 October. Build a tool that solves a problem in your own work, and use Wispr Flow to speak your prompts, instructions and docs as you build. Get 1 month of Wispr Flow Pro free
Anyone in India. Professionals across all domains are welcome: founders, developers, marketing, product, HR and others. Students are welcome as well. It's a solo challenge, so no teams: you register, set up Wispr and build on your own.
No. The No-Code track is built for people who don't write code, whatever your role: marketing, sales, HR, ops, design or anything else. You build your tool with an AI app builder like Lovable or an assistant like ChatGPT or Claude, and tell it what to do by talking through Wispr Flow.
A tool someone else can open and use. An app made with an AI app builder like Lovable counts, and so does a reusable assistant, such as a custom GPT or a Gemini Gem shared by link, or a workflow in Zapier, Make or Notion that runs when the judges trigger it, from a form for example. A chat thread or a one-off prompt doesn't count. Judges need to try it without paying or asking you for access: share a public link, and if it needs a sign-in, put a test login and sample input in your description.
No. The challenge is free to enter, and your Wispr Flow link includes 1 month of Wispr Flow Pro free.
A Mac or Windows computer with a microphone, and a Wispr Flow account.
Because the challenge is about solving problems in a voice-first way. Your prompts, specs and docs are spoken, not typed, so Flow has to be working before you start building.
Use your voice for as much as you can: prompts, docs, messages and commit notes. You can still use the keyboard for shortcuts and small fixes. Judges look at how much of your writing went through Flow.
Yes. Use any editor, AI assistant or app builder you like. Wispr Flow is how you talk to them.
No. The free month is Wispr Flow Pro only. Lovable, Cursor, ChatGPT, Claude and the rest need your own accounts. Their free plans are enough for the examples on this page, but they cap how many messages or credits you get a day, so start early. You don't have to pay for anything to take part.
No. Pick one track, Builders or No-Code, and submit one project in it.
From the usage card in your Wispr Flow desktop app, under Insights and Your usage. Winners' numbers are confirmed with Wispr before prizes are sent.
Every score and comment is public. You can raise a question until the end of Thursday 5 November and you will get a written reply before winners are confirmed.
Prize money is sent on Friday 6 November, the day winners are announced. Weekly prizes ship the day weekly winners are named, to an address in India.
You do. WeMakeDevs and Wispr have the right to feature your project and demo video on their channels.
Yes. Registration stays open until submissions close on Friday 30 October.