内容来源：https://techcrunch.com/2025/12/30/the-best-ai-powered-dictation-apps-of-2025/

内容总结：

2025年，AI语音转文字应用迎来爆发式发展。得益于大语言模型和语音识别技术的进步，新一代听写工具在识别准确度、语境理解与文本自动排版方面显著提升，并能智能过滤口头禅与口误，大幅降低后期编辑成本。随着市场选择日益丰富，我们精选了本年度最具实用价值的几款应用：

Wispr Flow：支持自定义词汇与指令，提供正式、休闲等写作风格选项，并可结合编程工具识别代码变量。免费版每月可转写2000词（桌面端）或1000词（iOS），订阅起价为每月15美元。

Willow：以提升效率为核心，能根据少量语音生成完整段落。注重隐私，数据本地存储且支持禁用模型训练。免费版每月支持2000词，订阅费每月15美元起。

Monologue：主打隐私保护，支持离线模型部署。免费额度为每月1000词，订阅价每月10美元或每年100美元，活跃用户可获得定制硬件密钥。

Superwhisper：除实时听写外，支持音视频文件转写，允许自选AI模型（含英伟达Parakeet模型）。基础功能免费，专业版月费8.49美元起，提供终身订阅选项。

VoiceTypr：采用离线优先模式，无需订阅，支持99种语言。提供3天免费试用，终身授权价35美元起（单设备）。

Aqua：以低延迟为优势，支持语音触发文本自动填充（如说“我的地址”即可输入预设地址）。免费版每月1000词，订阅年费每月8美元起。

Handy：开源免费工具，支持多系统，适合入门用户。功能简洁，可自定义快捷键与对话模式。

Typeless：免费额度较高（每周4000词），承诺不存储用户数据。提供语句优化建议，订阅年费每月12美元起，仅支持Windows和macOS。

这些工具在精度、隐私与场景适配方面各具特色，反映出AI听写技术正朝着个性化、安全化与集成化方向演进。

中文翻译：

从某些方面来看，2025年堪称AI听写应用的爆发之年。这类应用虽已存在多年，但以往往往反应迟缓、错误频出——除非使用者口音标准且吐字清晰。

然而，大型语言模型与语音转文字技术的突破性进展，使系统在保持上下文格式化的同时，大幅提升了语音解析能力。开发者更内置了自动排版、过滤口头禅、纠正常见口误等功能，使生成的文本更趋完善。

随着AI热潮席卷全球，市面涌现出数十款同类应用。我们精心筛选出本年度最出色实用的听写工具，供您参考。

Wispr Flow
这款资金雄厚的AI听写应用支持自定义词汇与指令，已推出macOS、Windows和iOS原生版本，安卓版正在开发中。用户可根据写作场景（如私人通讯、工作文档、邮件往来）选择"正式""休闲""极简"三种转录风格。若配合Cursor等智能编程工具使用，还能开启自动识别变量、标记文件等进阶功能。免费版每月可在桌面端转录2000词，iOS端为1000词；订阅制起价每月15美元，提供无限转录服务。

Willow
该应用主打"为抗拒打字者节省时间"，除常规编辑排版功能外，其特色在于能通过大型语言模型，仅凭几个关键词生成完整段落。Willow注重隐私保护，所有转录内容均存储于本地设备，用户可自主选择不参与模型训练。应用还支持添加行业术语或方言词汇库。桌面版免费额度为每月2000词；个人订阅计划每月15美元起，提供无限听写及写作风格记忆功能。

Monologue
专注隐私的用户可选择下载模型至本地设备运行，避免数据上传云端。该应用还能根据使用场景智能调整语气风格。免费版每月支持1000词转录，订阅费为每月10美元或每年100美元。活跃用户更有机会获赠专属Monokey实体密钥。

Superwhisper
这款多功能应用除实时听写外，还支持音视频文件转录。用户可自由选配AI模型（包括不同速度精度组合的专属模型及英伟达Parakeet语音识别模型），并通过自定义提示词优化输出效果。系统键盘界面同步显示原始文本与处理结果。基础语音转文字功能免费，专业功能（如翻译转录）提供15分钟试用。付费版支持自定义AI接口密钥，可无限制调用云端或本地模型，月费8.49美元，年费84.99美元，终身订阅价249.99美元。

VoiceTypr
采用离线优先、无订阅制设计，全程使用本地模型处理。开源版本已发布至GitHub仓库，支持99种以上语言，兼容Mac与Windows系统。提供3天免费试用期，后续需购买终身授权：单设备35美元，双设备56美元，四设备98美元。

Aqua
这款获Y Combinator投资的语音输入客户端兼容Windows/macOS，号称同类产品中延迟最低。除基础语法标点处理外，支持通过口令自动填充文本（如说"我的地址"即可触发输入）。应用还提供独立的语音转文字API接口。免费版每月1000词额度；付费计划年付起价每月8美元，解锁无限字数与800条自定义词典条目。

Handy
这款开源免费转录工具支持三大桌面系统，界面简洁但功能实用，适合语音输入初学者。基础设置菜单提供一键录音开关和热键修改功能。

Typeless
该应用以高免费额度为特色，承诺不保留任何训练数据。当检测到语句不畅时，会自动提供优化建议。免费版每周支持4000词（约每月1.6万词）听写；年付方案每月12美元可解锁无限字数及新功能，目前仅支持Windows/macOS平台。

英文来源：

In some ways, 2025 was when AI dictation apps really took off. Dictation apps have been around for years, but in the past they’ve proved slow and inaccurate — unless you speak with particular accents and enunciate clearly.
But advances in large language models (LLMs) and speech-to-text models have helped improve the systems that can decipher speech better while retaining the context to format the text. And developers have built in features to automatically format text, remove filler words, and ignore fumbles to output text that would need fewer edits.
But with the soaring popularity of everything AI, there’s dozens of such apps on the market. So we’ve collated our pick of the best and most useful dictation apps his year.
Wispr Flow
Wispr Flow is a well-funded AI dictation app that lets you add custom words and instructions for dictation. It has native apps for macOS, Windows, and iOS, and an Android version is in the works.
The app lets you customize how its system transcribes your notes by letting you choose from “formal,” “casual,” and “very casual” styles for different kinds of writing, such as personal messaging, work, and email. And if you use it with vibe-coding tools like Cursor, you can turn on a feature to automatically recognize variables or tag files in the chat.
The app lets you note up to 2,000 words per month for free on any of the desktop versions, and 1,000 words per month on iOS. Its subscription plans offer unlimited transcription and start at $15 per month.
Willow
Willow advertises itself as a big time-saver for those who don’t like to type. Alongside common features like automatic editing and formatting, the app has a feature that taps large language models to generate a full chunk of text from just a few dictated words.
Willow also takes a more privacy-focused stab at AI-assisted note-taking by storing all transcripts locally on your device, and lets you opt out of model training as well. It also lets you add custom vocabulary to the app to help it adapt to your industry’s parlance, or your local dialect.
Willow lets you dictate 2,000 words per month on its desktop app for free. Individual subscription plans start at $15 per month, giving you unlimited dictation and enabling the app to remember your writing style.
Monologue
If you are focused on privacy, Monologue lets you download its model so you can run it on your device for transcriptions and avoid sending data to the cloud. What’s more, the app lets you customize its tone of voice according to the apps you use it with.
Monologue lets you jot down 1,000 words per month for free, and its subscription costs $10 per month, or $100 per year. And if you end up becoming one of the app’s top users, the company will also send you this funky Monokey to use with the app.
Superwhisper
Superwhisper is primarily a dictation app, but it can also transcribe from audio or video files. The app gives you the freedom to choose and download AI models, including its own models that have different speeds and accuracy, along with Nvidia’s Parakeet speech-recognition models.
The app also lets you write custom prompts to steer the output. You can easily see both processed and unprocessed transcripts that are integrated with the system keyboard.
The basic voice-to-text feature is free to use, and you get 15 minutes to test out Pro features such as translation and transcription. The paid tier lets you use your own AI API keys and plug in cloud and local models without any caps.
The monthly plan costs $8.49 per month, the annual plan costs $84.99 per month, or you can pay $249.99 for a lifetime subscription.
VoiceTypr
The VoiceTypr app takes an offline-first, no-subscription approach, letting you use local models for transcription. There’s also a GitHub repository for those who want to host and run the open source version themselves. VoiceTypr supports over 99 languages and works on both Mac and Windows.
The app is available to try for three days for free, and after that it will allow you to buy a lifetime license. The app costs $35 for one device, $56 for two, and $98 for four devices.
Aqua
Aqua is another Y Combinator-backed voice-typing client for Windows and macOS that claims to be one of the fastest tools in the category in terms of latency.
Besides handling grammar and punctuation, Aqua also lets you autofill text by saying phrases — you can say “my address” and have Aqua type in your address, for example.
The app also offers its own speech-to-text API for other apps.
The free tier gets you 1,000 words per month. The paid plans start from $8 per month (annual billing) and unlock unlimited words and 800 custom dictionary values.
Handy
Handy is an open source and free transcription tool that can run on Mac, Windows, and Linux. The application is pretty basic and doesn’t offer a lot of customization, but if you are trying to get started with using your voice more and don’t want to pay, it is a good option.
The app has a basic settings menu that lets you toggle push-to-talk, and change the hotkey to activate the transcription.
Typeless
Typeless is another app in this category with a high free word count. The company claims that it doesn’t retain any data or use it to train models. Typeless also suggests a better version of the sentence if you might have fumbled a line.
The app lets you dictate up to 4,000 words per week (roughly 16,000 words per month) on its free tier. You can pay $12 per month (billed annually) to unlock unlimited words and get access to new features. Typeless is available for Windows and macOS only.