Campaigns
Wispr Flow turns Bengaluru traffic into OOH campaign
By branding entire fleets of autos in a distinct, soft-toned visual identity, the campaign ensures repeated, unavoidable visibility across the city’s busiest routes.
For its India launch, San Francisco-based voice-to-text app Wispr Flow has taken a sharply contextual approach to OOH, one that is rooted not in scale, but in behaviour. Instead of competing for attention on screens, the brand has moved directly into the streets of Bengaluru with a 100-auto rickshaw branding campaign.
The insight is simple, but brutally accurate. While global tech companies spend heavily on digital media to reach Bengaluru’s tech-savvy audience, the city’s traffic tells a different story. Long commute times mean that people aren’t always scrolling, they’re often just sitting, waiting, and looking around. And more often than not, what they’re looking at is the back of an auto rickshaw.
Wispr Flow turns this everyday frustration into an opportunity. By branding entire fleets of autos in a distinct, soft-toned visual identity, the campaign ensures repeated, unavoidable visibility across the city’s busiest routes. The messaging, placed directly where commuters’ gaze naturally falls, leans into simplicity, making the brand name and proposition easy to absorb in slow-moving traffic.
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