Instead of adding yet another text editor, Superwhisper lives in the system-wide dictation layer: you select a field or app, hold or press your shortcut, speak, and the cleaned-up text appears where your cursor was. Custom vocabulary handles names and jargon, while modes store tone, structure and formatting presets so the same voice input can produce a casual Slack reply, a formal client email or a precise code prompt.
Superwhisper supports over 100 languages and dialects and can translate them into English, and it is designed for mixed workflows. Local Whisper models let you dictate with no internet connection, while cloud models from providers such as OpenAI, Anthropic and Meta can be selected when a task needs more reasoning. On Mac it can also record meetings and take notes automatically, and file transcription turns uploaded audio or video into transcripts.
It is positioned for people who write for a living: developers dictating into Cursor and Claude Code, founders answering email, students capturing notes and teams standardising their messaging. A Free tier covers everyday dictation, Pro unlocks cloud and local model choice, translation, file transcription and priority support, and Enterprise adds SOC 2 Type II compliance, centralised billing and model access control.