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Superwhisper turns your voice into written text and pastes it into the app you are using. You select an app, press a shortcut, and start speaking. It works in Slack, Gmail, Cursor, Notion and other apps where you can type.

The app can run transcription offline on your device or use cloud models. The page says offline mode works without Wi-Fi, and that offline models run well only on Apple Silicon Macs, while Intel Macs work best with cloud models. It supports more than 100 languages and dialects, and can translate speech into English.

You can save names, abbreviations and specialised terms in a vocabulary so they are spelled correctly each time. Predefined modes shape tone, structure and formatting for messages, emails and legal or formal writing. Custom modes let you set formatting rules, structure preferences and prompts, and choose which AI model handles the text, including GPT, Claude and Llama models.

Superwhisper also includes push to talk, custom keyboard shortcuts, a meeting assistant that records and writes notes on Mac, and file transcription for uploaded audio and video. A Super Mode uses AI to adapt to what is on your screen. The page says the mobile apps keep your tone, punctuation and formatting consistent.

It is aimed at people who write a lot, including professionals sending email and messages, and developers who want to dictate instructions to coding agents such as Cursor and Claude Code instead of typing them.

The free plan includes voice to text in any app, meetings on Mac, support for 100+ languages and unlimited use of Whisper models. Pro adds cloud and local AI models, your own API keys, file transcription and priority support. The page lists Pro at $8.49 a month, $84.99 a year or $249.99 for a lifetime licence, and says there is a 30 day refund on all plans. Enterprise pricing is available on request and adds SOC 2 Type II certification, centralised billing and model access control.