PUSHTYPE vs Superwhisper
A Superwhisper alternative for $35, with autocomplete built in.
Both run speech recognition on your Mac. Superwhisper does more with dictation: custom AI modes, meetings, file transcription, and apps for Windows, iPhone, and Android. PUSHTYPE adds inline autocomplete and a voice-following teleprompter, and costs $35 once instead of $249.99 for a lifetime license.
Side by side
| PUSHTYPE | Superwhisper | |
|---|---|---|
| Speech recognition on your Mac | Yes, always | Yes, with local models; cloud models optional |
| Inline autocomplete as you type | Yes, TYPE | No |
| Teleprompter | Yes, follows your voice | No |
| Custom AI modes and prompts | No | Yes, with your own API keys |
| Meeting notes, file transcription | No | Yes |
| Price | $35 once, 3 Macs | Free plan; Pro $8.49 a month, $84.99 a year, or $249.99 lifetime |
| Platforms | Mac (Apple silicon, macOS 15+) | Mac, Windows, iPhone, Android |
Superwhisper features and prices from superwhisper.com, 18 October 2026. We haven't timed Superwhisper yet. When we do, the results go on How we measured with the same method we used for Wispr Flow.
Where Superwhisper does better
It has a free plan with unlimited local dictation, more languages, meetings, and apps beyond the Mac. Its modes can rewrite your words with a large language model for email, chat, or legal tone. If you want dictation to be a writing tool you configure, Superwhisper goes further.
Why people pick PUSHTYPE
It's one app for everything you write: hold a key to talk, or start typing and Tab takes the rest of the sentence. Both learn from the same dictionary and, if you switch it on, from how you write, encrypted on your Mac. There's nothing to configure to get started, and nothing you say or type is uploaded.
Pricing
$35 once for Talk and TYPE, on up to 3 Macs. Every future Mac update included, all models included, 14-day refund with no questions. Launch price; $50 after launch.