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After looking in detail at how Superwhisper works on macOS, it's only right that its iOS counterpart should get some attention. Being able to capture text accurately on the move is a wonderful ability to have. Whilst not as full-featured as the Mac version, Superwhisper on iOS allows you to capture text both in-app and via the dedicated keyboard.

In this video, Lee walks you through the basics, and show you how to configure a shortcut to allow you to easily specify the mode you want to use with Superwhisper on iOS.

In Part 1 of this double-header, you learned the basics of getting started with Superwhisper. In this video, Lee takes it further by showing you the two remaining modes, Super and Meeting. You also learn how to create your own modes that can be configured to transcribe your dictated text in any number of ways.

By combining customised AI prompts with high-powered voice models, Superwhisper can output your words any way you like and allow you to build some powerful workflows.

Lee has been looking at taking the plunge with a dictation application for a while now. However, with an above average typing speed, coupled with a distrust in the quality of the dictation apps available, he's never pulled the trigger. That is, until now.

While trying to find efficiencies in his workflows and make more time available during the day, he gave Superwhisper a try and the results are quite something. At its core, it can transcribe dictated text with unnerving accuracy due the available models. And when combined with AI processing, all of a sudden you're able to work a lot smarter, with Superwhisper doing a lot of the heavy lifting.

In this first of a two-part series, Lee looks into the origins of dictation and how it can help us, as well as getting started with the core functionality of Superwhisper. He closes off Part 1 by looking at some of the built-in modes you can enable, allowing you to dictate text knowing it will be transcribed in a format suitable for email, notes, messaging, and more.