Wispr Flow alternatives for dictation across apps

Superwhisper dictates into the current app with custom writing modes, remembered vocabulary and screen context. It suits Wispr Flow users who want speech cleaned into messages or emails, with a choice of local or cloud speech and language models.

OpenWhispr inserts dictated text across apps, learns terms from corrections and can ask AI to draft or revise a selection. It also organizes meeting transcripts, making it useful when voice writing and conversation notes share one workflow.

Amical adapts spoken input to the active app, including tone, formatting and specialist vocabulary. Local Whisper plus Ollama covers offline transcription and text processing; optional cloud models provide another backend.

VoiceInk handles offline Mac dictation with a personal dictionary, Smart Replace and settings tied to the app or URL. Writing modes and optional cloud text enhancement suit messages that need a particular format after transcription.

FluidVoice combines Mac dictation with a live preview and optional local editing that removes filler and formats output using app-specific prompts. It also rewrites selected text and supports voice commands for shortcuts and system actions.

TypeWhisper inserts dictation into Mac apps and applies reusable rewrite, translation or formatting workflows. Import vocabulary from Wispr Flow, review transcription history and set workflows for particular apps or websites.

Voicetypr covers dictation at the cursor with custom vocabulary and formatting rules for individual apps. Push-to-talk or hands-free recording supports longer drafts, and optional AI cleanup rewrites the transcript through your chosen provider.

SpeechPulse types speech into text fields with automatic end-of-speech detection or push-to-talk controls. You can train new words and speak punctuation, while optional AI templates format dictation into emails or notes.

Whisperstream types dictated speech into Windows apps with a global shortcut and local text cleanup. Custom vocabulary and per-app prompts handle different writing contexts, with searchable encrypted history; optional cloud cleanup sends transcript text to its provider.

MacParakeet inserts dictated text at the cursor with custom hotkeys and vocabulary support. Optional AI can clean up the dictation, and the same app also handles recorded files and meeting transcripts.

Voibe suits dictation with professional vocabulary and spoken shortcuts for saved phrases. Its local transcription option covers dictation; Windows dictation and optional AI text formatting use cloud services.

Handy is a simpler alternative for dictating into the active text field. A configurable shortcut and local Whisper or Parakeet models cover text entry, with recording controls and transcript history available through its Raycast integration.

Google AI Edge Eloquent turns spoken thoughts into cleaned-up text on an iPhone or iPad, with a personal dictionary and dictation history. You can keep the original transcript or edited version; some optional styles and non-English polishing use cloud services.

Dictate Keyboard adds voice input to a full Android keyboard, with a floating microphone option if you keep another keyboard. Vocabulary hints and replacement rules handle names or jargon, while optional rewriting uses the provider you choose.

WhisperBuddy inserts dictated text into the app where you are typing and can translate live speech. It also handles recorded files, with timestamps and synchronized playback for checking the transcript.

OpenSuperWhisper gives Mac dictation a choice of toggle, hold-to-record or mouse controls. It also queues audio files for transcription and includes autocorrection for Japanese, Chinese and Korean text.

Speech Note inserts recognized speech into the active Linux desktop window and keeps dictated notes in the same app. Several speech engines are available, with translation and read-aloud output; Wayland voice typing requires additional system setup.

VoiceFlow inserts dictated text at the cursor with hold-to-record or toggle hotkeys. It keeps a searchable transcript history and also records meetings, so voice input and longer recordings share one app.

FUTO Voice Input supplies Android dictation while letting you keep a compatible keyboard. It works with options such as HeliBoard and SwiftKey, but Gboard and Samsung Keyboard cannot use it as their voice-input provider.

TranscriptionSuite supports sentence-by-sentence live dictation through faster-whisper or whisper.cpp. It suits people who also transcribe recordings, though other model families do not support its Live Mode.

Talon combines dictation with voice commands for selecting text, switching apps and triggering keyboard actions. It suits hands-free writing and computer control, with custom commands and optional eye or sound input for workflows beyond text entry.