The speech to text app that gets it right

Most speech to text apps hand you a wall of words. You still go back to fix punctuation, split paragraphs, and patch the grammar. The typing time you saved comes back as editing time.

Superwhisper works another way. Super Mode reads the screen and shapes the output to fit. An email comes out structured like a message; a prompt to your coding assistant stays precise and technical. You configure none of it. Want to feel the speed difference before installing? Speak into the voice to text tool in your browser.

The AI models handle accents, background noise, and the way people actually talk. Super Mode trims filler words and tidies grammar, so a first pass often reads better than what you would have typed. It runs across 100+ languages with automatic detection, and you can dictate in one language and have the text come out in another.

Want to check your mic before you dictate? The mic test takes a few seconds. Text gets placed at the cursor in any app, whether that's a browser, an email client, a code editor, or a chat window.

Hit your global shortcut or hold push-to-talk from any app on the system. Speak the way you normally would. There's no need to say "comma" or "new paragraph"; the model handles punctuation and formatting. The cleaned-up result types itself into whatever you're using.

Developers talk to their coding tools with it. Andrej Karpathy coined "vibe coding" while using Superwhisper with Cursor, and the workflow spread to other builders from there. Guillermo Rauch, CEO of Vercel, called it "insanely fast and does just what you expect."

Writers get first drafts out of their heads faster than typing allows. People living with RSI or repetitive strain find it changes their whole day. And anyone sending a lot of email tends to keep it around once they try it, especially across languages, since one dictation can come out translated into another.

Superwhisper ships with on-device AI models that run entirely on your computer. Audio is never sent to a server, so it keeps working on a plane, in a cafe with bad wifi, or anywhere offline. That same design is why it holds up under enterprise and healthcare rules. It's SOC 2 Type II certified and HIPAA compliant.