AI dictation that works in any app on Windows 10 and 11. Speak naturally, get formatted text. Offline, private, 100+ languages.

Why switch
Windows has built-in speech recognition. It does basic transcription. You still need to say "period" and "new line" out loud, and the output usually needs cleanup before you can send it.
Superwhisper handles punctuation and formatting automatically. It reads what app you're in and adjusts. Email gets professional formatting. Slack stays casual. Code editors get technical output. You don't configure this, it figures it out from your screen.
Super Mode reads your screen and adjusts. Email gets email formatting. Code stays technical. Slack stays casual.
On-device AI models. Your audio never leaves your machine and you don't need internet. SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA compliant.
Automatic language detection. Dictate in one language and have it translated to another.
Drop in audio or video files and get transcripts. Meeting recordings, interviews, voice memos.
Comparison
| Superwhisper | Windows Speech | |
|---|---|---|
| AI formatting | Context-aware, adapts to app | Basic transcription |
| Punctuation | Automatic | Voice commands |
| Languages | 100+ | ~30 |
| Offline | Full on-device AI | Limited |
| Custom modes | Email, code, custom prompts | No |
| File transcription | Yes | No |
| Works in any app | Yes | Yes |
| Price | Free tier, Pro $8/mo | Free (built in) |
Who uses it
If you have RSI or prefer not typing all day, system-wide voice input means you can use your Windows machine almost entirely by voice. Push-to-talk makes it feel natural.
What people say

Guillermo Rauch
Superwhisper delivers on the dream of an AI-native operating system. The best part: it's insanely fast and does just what you expect.

Pieter Levels
Tried @superwhisperapp today. Very nice. Lets me talk to Cursor and then it codes for me, just gets it right.
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