Works where you type
Dictate in virtually any app that accepts text entry, including messaging, note-taking, email, and coding tools. The transcript is pasted back into the app you are already using.
Superwhisper is an AI voice-to-text app for macOS, Windows, and iOS that turns speech into text in any app, with offline dictation and custom modes.
Superwhisper is an AI voice-to-text app for macOS, Windows, and iOS. It is designed for people who want to turn speech into text in everyday apps without manually transcribing or rewriting their dictation.
The product combines speech recognition with AI-based text transformation. Source pages describe built-in modes for different writing tasks, custom modes with personalized instructions, multilingual dictation and translation, offline use, and support for local or cloud models.
The documentation positions it as a tool for fast communication, note-taking, and agentic coding workflows. It can be used for emails, messages, meeting notes, file transcription, and hands-free input inside apps such as Slack, Gmail, Cursor, and Notion.
Dictate in virtually any app that accepts text entry, including messaging, note-taking, email, and coding tools. The transcript is pasted back into the app you are already using.
Use the product without an internet connection for transcription. The docs also describe cloud and local AI model options, so you can choose the setup that fits your workflow.
Choose built-in modes for plain dictation, formatting, or other tailored output, or create custom modes with your own AI instructions and formatting rules.
Recognize and work across 100+ languages and dialects, with support for translating dictated speech into English on the fly.
Record or upload audio and video files for transcription, including meetings, lectures, and interviews, instead of only speaking live.
Set shortcuts and push-to-talk controls, including a configurable hotkey flow, to start and manage dictation without leaving the keyboard.
Draft polished emails, replies, and internal updates by speaking naturally and letting a mode handle tone and formatting.
Capture meeting discussions, lectures, or interviews from live audio or uploaded files, then turn them into usable text for review or follow-up.
Use the app in editors and agentic coding tools to describe a change, add context, or generate structured text without switching away from the keyboard.
Dictate in a preferred language or translate speech into English while keeping the text entry flow inside the app you already use.
Create custom modes for recurring tasks such as formal messages, casual replies, or legal-style drafting so output stays consistent across repeated work.
Superwhisper provides an onboarding flow that helps you set up system permissions, choose a transcription language, select an AI model, configure your microphone and audio settings, and complete a first dictation with keyboard shortcuts.
The docs say a license covers both desktop and iOS versions, so you can use the product across those devices at no additional cost after activation.
Superwhisper supports dictation in any app where you can type, and the site specifically mentions Slack, Gmail, Cursor, Notion, Telegram, and WhatsApp as examples.
The product supports offline dictation and also offers cloud and local AI models, so it can work without Wi‑Fi while still supporting cloud-based workflows when available.
The site describes modes for voice transcription, tailored formatting, custom AI instructions, and multilingual dictation or translation to English, but it does not publish a detailed export or file-format matrix on the pages provided.