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Mumr vs Superwhisper

A free Superwhisper alternative, built for meetings

Superwhisper is a polished voice-dictation app with a meeting mode bolted on. Mumr is the opposite: a purpose-built Mac meeting recorder that records, transcribes and summarises your calls on-device — for free.

Last updated: 28 June 2026 · By Mumr

The short version

Mumr vs Superwhisper at a glance

 MumrSuperwhisper
Built forRecording & summarising meetingsSystem-wide voice dictation (+ a meeting mode)
PriceFreeFree tier (small local models); Pro $8.49/mo, $84.99/yr, or $249.99 lifetime
Capture & transcription100% on your Mac (Apple Speech / WhisperKit / Parakeet)On-device Whisper; larger models & file transcription are Pro
Summary AIApple Intelligence (on-device), your own key, or a local CLIBuilt-in cloud models (GPT-5/Claude/etc.) or BYOK (Pro)
System-wide dictationNo — meeting recorder onlyYes — its core feature
Account requiredNoNo (App Store app)
PlatformsmacOS 15+macOS, Windows, iOS, iPadOS, visionOS
Best forFree, private meeting notesDictating text into any app by voice

Pricing and features verified against superwhisper.com and its App Store listing on 28 June 2026.

Where Superwhisper is the better choice

Superwhisper is a mature, shipping product with a large user base, and its core job is one Mumr doesn't do at all: real-time system-wide dictation — hold a key, speak, and cleaned-up text appears wherever your cursor is, in any app. It has a deeply refined dictation UX (custom modes, tone presets, push-to-talk, custom vocabulary, intelligent formatting), is cross-platform (Windows, iPhone, iPad, Vision Pro), bundles a turnkey cloud-AI model menu so non-technical users get summaries with zero setup, and markets formal SOC 2 Type II + HIPAA compliance. If you mainly want to type by voice everywhere, Superwhisper is the tool.

Where Mumr wins

Mumr is purpose-built for meetings — explicit mic + system-audio capture, on-device transcript, and a post-meeting summary with action items — where Superwhisper's meeting mode is a secondary feature on a dictation app. It's free: Superwhisper gates its larger local models, cloud models, bring-your-own-key, file transcription and translation behind Pro.

And Mumr's summary stack is genuinely bring-your-own with zero Mumr backend: Apple Intelligence on-device, your own Anthropic/OpenAI key, or a local claude/codex CLI — no Mumr account and no Mumr-operated cloud. Superwhisper, by contrast, offers built-in cloud models that route data to providers and collects device/crash telemetry. Mumr is also fully Mac-native rather than a cross-platform port.

Which should you choose?

A meeting recorder, not a dictation app

Mumr records your meetings on your Mac, transcribes them on-device, and summarises them — for free.

Download for Mac

Free on the Mac App Store · macOS 15 or later

FAQ

Is there a free Superwhisper alternative for meetings?

Yes — Superwhisper's larger models, cloud models and file transcription are paid Pro. Mumr is a free, purpose-built meeting recorder that records, transcribes on your Mac, and summarises.

Is Mumr private like Superwhisper?

Both transcribe on-device. Superwhisper adds opt-in cloud models; Mumr keeps capture and transcription on your Mac and lets the summary stay local via Apple Intelligence. See local transcription on Mac.

Does Mumr do system-wide dictation?

No — that's Superwhisper's core feature. Mumr is a meeting recorder only. If you want to dictate into any app, Superwhisper is the right tool.

When should I pick Superwhisper instead?

Pick Superwhisper for system-wide dictation, custom modes, cross-platform support, or a turnkey cloud-AI menu. Mumr is Mac-only and focused on free, local meeting recording.