MurMur vs Wispr Flow vs Typeless for Bilingual Speakers
All three tools do voice input, but their public pages state different things. This page lists only what each page says. Anything a page does not state is marked unpublished or unverified. We make MurMur, so we do not compare accuracy or speed here, and we have not run a side-by-side test.
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Information checked on 2026-11-01; see each company's official site for the current version. Competitor entries come from their own websites, help documentation and pricing pages, linked at the end. Prices, limits and features change, so confirm on the official site before deciding.
Comparison table
Each entry matches a public page listed at the end. "Unpublished" means the pages we read do not say, not that the feature is absent.
| Item | MurMur | Wispr Flow | Typeless |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platforms | iPhone (iOS 17.0 or later), Android and Mac (Apple silicon, macOS 26.2 or later, from the download center); no Windows app | Mac, Windows, iPhone, Android | Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android |
| Languages | Recognizes Chinese and English | Site says 100+ languages | Site says 100+ languages |
| Chinese and English in one sentence | Supported in smart mode (cloud) | Docs say Flow detects one language per dictation, not per word. The only mixed option they name is Hinglish (Hindi and English); same-sentence Chinese and English is not explicitly promised | Site says you can mix languages; how well it works is unpublished |
| Offline | Fast Chinese and Fast English recognize on the device after the local model is prepared; smart cleanup, cloud recognition and translation need internet access | Docs say an internet connection is required for transcription | Its blog says all features need an internet connection; the home page does not say |
| Free limits | Free plan: 2,000 characters per week, shared by local and cloud dictation on iOS / Android; supported macOS local modes are unlimited. Pro has no dictation character limit; AI cleanup and translation remain subject to processing allowances and fair-use rules | Home page says the free plan includes 2,000 words per week; the pricing page says limited words per week with no number | Pricing page says limited words each week; the number is not on the pricing page |
| Paid price | In the US, Pro is $29.99 per month, $59.99 per quarter or $149.99 per year, renewing automatically; the purchase channel shows the final price and tax | Pro $15 per user per month, or $12 per month billed annually | Pro $30 per member per month, or $12 per month billed yearly |
| Free trial | None; the free plan includes 2,000 characters per week | Not mentioned on the site; says the free plan needs no credit card | Not mentioned on the pricing page |
| Voice translation | Yes | Unverified | Site says it translates as you speak |
| Privacy statements | Cloud features send the audio or text needed for processing; see the privacy policy | Site says it never sells your data and lets you choose whether data helps improve Flow; where transcription runs is not stated | Site says audio is processed in real time and not stored in the cloud, and dictation data is not used for model training |
Choosing as a bilingual speaker
The three fit different needs. If you need many languages or a Windows or Linux app, the other two publish more platforms and languages. If you mainly use Chinese and English and want an on-device offline option plus one-sentence mixing in a cloud mode, MurMur's published description covers both: an on-device offline option for single-language sentences, and smart mode for Chinese and English in one sentence. Each has a free plan, so you can try them before you decide.
Limits of this comparison
We did not compare the three on the same device with the same recordings, so we make no claims about accuracy, latency or stability. If a competitor redesigns its pages, the table may go out of date, and the official site is the authority. Tell us if something here differs from what you see on their site.
Sources (checked 2026-11-01)
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