I asked my earlier question about prompting of Support. Round 1 I got an AI response - I expected that. When the AI fails, I assume that I will get a human response. The response was so generic that I couldn’t tell if it was AI or human.
I don’t mind paying for Superwhisper, I do expect level 2 support to be human.
without that i feel v lost lol
Today I decided to get the pro version of Super Whisper, and now I'm starting to think that maybe it wasn't the best choice. It keeps changing the words. Its leaving out punctuation. It doesn't matter what I pick—whether I choose different voice, different LLMS like Chat GTP, Gemini, or any of them or even just This is not accurate at all. This is not accurate at all! Thank God there is a 30-day money-back guarantee on this because I'm eady to get my money back. This isn't cool, bro.
In fact you can see above what it screwed up. (the part of even just This is). It left out something i said and left out punctuation.
Now to see if Superwhisper honors their advertised 30 day money back guarantee as so far they haven't responded to my email request.
So i have the pro model I've not changed much inside. I'm british but live in USA
I have both models set as:
Voice - S1-Voice
LLM - Gemini 3.1 flashlite
I can select many models for voice and many for llm
Which are the most accurate and fastest? Still finding it very inaccurate. Doesn't put words in. Changes words. Leaves out punctuation.
Anyone figured out a way to get Supermode to automatically record meetings? I've tried some hacky workarounds but ultimately fail when I have back to back meetings. Even if I try to pick a dictation model, its too slow to process to actually be feasible. Would be cool to be able to record and process in a queue.
Would love any ideas, ans happy to tinker 👌
Superwhisper CLI is here
Get started ---> https://superwhisper.com/cli
Hey all, We just shipped a command line tool and MCP that makes your recordings more approachable to interact with.
After installing at the link above, run `superwhisper --help` to get started
You get search, export, stats, vocab, snippets, and an mcp server you can point Claude at.
Lots of potential here. A few of our favorite use cases:
vocab addCapture with your voice, then let your scripts and agents do the rest. Give it a try and tell me what you build.
I've used both but i cant tell which one is best (most accurate) and with the least amount of issues?
Any advice appreciated on which one to go with paid.
Superwhisper is cheaper as its a one time payment or $8 a month
But whispr flow has some great features to but costs more per month at $12 a month
I’m trying to understand the real difference between Superwhisper monthly and Superwhisper lifetime, especially when it comes to model access.
Am I correct in thinking that if I pay monthly, I get access to the cloud models Superwhisper offers, such as Gemini, Claude, etc., without needing to provide my own API keys?
But if I buy the lifetime option, I don’t pay monthly anymore, but I would need to provide my own API keys for any cloud-based models I want to use, like Gemini or Claude?
Basically, is the main tradeoff that monthly includes hosted model access, while lifetime is more of a one-time app purchase where cloud model usage is bring-your-own-API-key?
Just want to make sure I understand this properly before deciding whether monthly or lifetime makes more sense.
Hello guys, I've been using SuperWhisper for a couple of months already and I'm happy. How does it work? It's an amazing thing and changed my life.
I was using local models for 500 megabytes and running on my standard PC with 3900 RTX.
For some reason, right now, I'm starting to get a slower response from SuperWhisper. And as a symptom, each time when it's processing my speech, my CPU fan starts spinning and showing high temperatures, which is kind of weird because it needs to work on GPU as far as I understood.
ChatGPT and other LLMs didn't give me any results. I was asking them for help, didn't find any answer.
So please guys, help me out over here, because I have no idea what is actually happening. It's not supposed to be like that, right?
Thank you in advance.
Hey everyone! I wanted to share a small tool I’ve been building called WritHer.
The idea is simple: it lives in your system tray and gives you two things.
Hold AltGr anywhere (any app, any text field) and just speak. It transcribes your voice with Whisper and pastes the text right where your cursor is. No clicking, no switching apps.
Hold Ctrl+R and you get a voice assistant that understands natural language. You can say things like “remind me to call Marco in one hour” or “appointment with the dentist tomorrow at 3pm” and it handles the rest. Notes, to-do lists, shopping lists, reminders with toast notifications, all stored locally in SQLite.
The part I’m most proud of: everything runs 100% offline. Speech recognition via faster-whisper, intent parsing via Ollama, no cloud, no API keys, no telemetry. Once you download the models it works with no internet at all.
There’s also a little animated floating widget with eyes that react to what it’s doing (listening, thinking, error…) which is silly but I kind of love it.
It’s Python, MIT license, Windows 10/11 only for now.
GitHub: https://github.com/benmaster82/writher
Would love feedback, especially from anyone who uses voice input regularly. Still early days but it works well for my daily workflow!
