Superwhisper is a polished Mac/iOS dictation app. Fasrad dictates into any browser on any OS, shapes the text into an email or note, knows your contacts' names, and can turn what you said into an action.
Superwhisper is polished Mac and iOS dictation with local models — great if you live on Apple hardware and want text dropped in place. Fasrad's Voice runs in any browser on any OS, shapes what you say into an email or note, spells your contacts' names right, and — because it's the same handle that opens your assistant — can turn the words into an action. You trade local transcription for reach and an assistant that does something with what you said.
Superwhisper is a lovely piece of Mac and iOS software: system-wide dictation, local Whisper models, custom modes. Its two big bets are Apple-only and just-put-text-somewhere. Fasrad takes a different bet. Voice rides the free Scanner browser extension, so it works in Chrome or Firefox on Mac, Windows, Linux, or a Chromebook — and because it's part of your assistant, the words you speak can do more than land in a box. Hold a key in any tab, talk, release: Whisper transcribes, a cleanup pass punctuates and shapes it, and it drops into whatever field had focus.
Where it goes further than a dictation app:
One honest trade: Superwhisper runs Whisper locally, which is its privacy story and its offline story. Fasrad transcribes server-side — if fully-local, offline dictation is the thing you care about most, Superwhisper wins that point. What Fasrad gives you instead is reach across every OS, text that's shaped not just spelled, names that survive, and an assistant that can take the next step.
Superwhisper is dictation for people who live on Apple hardware and want text dropped in place. Fasrad is dictation for people who live in a browser, on any machine — and want the words to be able to do something. Same hold-to-speak feel, fewer walls, more reach.
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No. That's the main difference. Fasrad's Voice runs in the Scanner browser extension on Chrome or Firefox, on Mac, Windows, Linux, or a Chromebook. Superwhisper is Mac and iOS only.
Install the free Scanner extension, allow the mic once, then hold the dictation chord (left Ctrl + Shift) in any tab, speak, and release. Whisper transcribes, a cleanup pass punctuates and shapes it, and the text lands in whatever field had focus.
No — Fasrad transcribes server-side with Whisper. Superwhisper's local models are its privacy and offline advantage; if that's your priority, it wins there. Fasrad's trade is cross-platform reach, shape-aware formatting, contact-aware names, and an assistant that can act on what you said.
It formats. The cleanup pass detects whether you meant an email (greeting + signoff), a short message, bullets, or a paragraph, and shapes it accordingly — while removing "um / uh" and false starts and never paraphrasing your meaning.
Your CRM contact names and your agent's name are seeded to the transcriber as a vocabulary hint, so proper nouns you use come back spelled correctly rather than mangled into common words.
The same hold-to-speak handle opens your assistant. So a spoken sentence can land as text in a field, or it can become an action — an email drafted and sent, a note filed, a reminder set.
No. Voice is part of Fasrad — there's no standalone dictation purchase or subscription. It's one feature of the assistant you're already using.