Platforms, tone and monthly price
Jetto Voice is built for the Mac and reads your screen; the other two run on more platforms
Jetto Voice
Mac only. Reads the text on your screen to spell names and terms correctly, and changes tone by app in English and Chinese. $12/month, billed monthly.
Wispr Flow
Available on Mac, Windows, iOS and Android. Its per-app Styles work only in English and on desktop. $15/month, billed monthly.
Typeless
Available on five platforms, Linux included. Its pricing page lists “Different tones for each app”. $30/month, billed monthly.
Pick Jetto Voice if you work only on a Mac, Wispr Flow or Typeless if you switch devices
- You work only on a Mac and dictate names, jargon or code: Jetto Voice. It spells terms the way they appear on your screen, and its monthly plan is the cheapest of the three.
- You also use Windows or a phone: Wispr Flow or Typeless. Both have iOS and Android apps.
- You work on Linux: Typeless.
- You want yearly billing or a bigger free plan: Wispr Flow or Typeless. Both cost $12/month billed yearly, and in English their free plans cover more text. Jetto Voice is monthly only for now, and its free plan counts characters.
Wispr Flow and Typeless cover more platforms; Jetto Voice has the cheapest monthly plan
✓ Yes△ Yes, with limits✕ No
| Feature | Jetto Voice | Wispr Flow | Typeless |
|---|---|---|---|
| macOS | ✓macOS 14 or later | ✓ | ✓ |
| Windows | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ |
| iOS, Android | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Linux | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Tone by app | ✓Works in English and Chinese | △Styles “available only in English and on desktop” | ✓“Different tones for each app” |
| Free plan | ✓3,000 characters a week | ✓2,000 words a week on desktop, 1,000 words a week on mobile | ✓Pricing page says “Limited words” |
| Pro, monthly | $12/month | $15/month | $30/month |
| Pro, yearly | Monthly billing only for now | $12/month | $12/month |
macOS
- Jetto Voice
- ✓macOS 14 or later
- Wispr Flow
- ✓
- Typeless
- ✓
Windows
- Jetto Voice
- ✕
- Wispr Flow
- ✓
- Typeless
- ✓
iOS, Android
- Jetto Voice
- ✕
- Wispr Flow
- ✓
- Typeless
- ✓
Linux
- Jetto Voice
- ✕
- Wispr Flow
- ✕
- Typeless
- ✓
Tone by app
- Jetto Voice
- ✓Works in English and Chinese
- Wispr Flow
- △Styles “available only in English and on desktop”
- Typeless
- ✓“Different tones for each app”
Free plan
- Jetto Voice
- ✓3,000 characters a week
- Wispr Flow
- ✓2,000 words a week on desktop, 1,000 words a week on mobile
- Typeless
- ✓Pricing page says “Limited words”
Pro, monthly
- Jetto Voice
- $12/month
- Wispr Flow
- $15/month
- Typeless
- $30/month
Pro, yearly
- Jetto Voice
- Monthly billing only for now
- Wispr Flow
- $12/month
- Typeless
- $12/month
Wispr Flow and Typeless count their free allowance in words. Jetto Voice counts characters of the polished text it inserts, and in English a character allowance covers far fewer words than the same number of words would, so these figures are not directly comparable. Sources differ on Typeless's weekly allowance: its official blog (2026-08-02) says 8,000 words, while the Taiwanese tech magazine Business Next (2026-02-18) says 4,000 words.
Point by point
Jetto Voice wins on on-screen spelling and monthly price, and trails on platforms and the free plan
Platforms: Jetto Voice is Mac only, Typeless even runs on Linux
Jetto Voice currently supports macOS 14 or later only. Wispr Flow has Mac, Windows, iOS and Android apps, and Typeless adds Linux. If you also work on a Windows PC or a phone, Wispr Flow or Typeless is the better fit.
Price: at $12 a month, Jetto Voice is the cheapest monthly plan; only Wispr Flow and Typeless bill yearly
Billed monthly, Jetto Voice costs $12 a month, Wispr Flow $15 and Typeless $30 a month. Only Wispr Flow and Typeless offer yearly billing, at $12 a month each. Jetto Voice is monthly only for now, so you don't pay for a year up front.
Free plan: Jetto Voice counts characters, the other two count words
Jetto Voice Free includes 3,000 characters a week, counted on the polished text it actually inserts. That averages about 430 characters a day. Wispr Flow and Typeless count words instead, so for English their free plans go further. When you run out, upgrade to Pro, or share your invite link: you and your friend each get 7 days of Pro, and it stacks.
Tone by app: Jetto Voice also works in Chinese, Wispr Flow's Styles are English only
The same hotkey writes a formal email in your mail app and turns what you say into a clear instruction in a code editor or AI coding assistant (the built-in Vibe Coding mode). This works in English, and in Chinese it also switches punctuation to full-width.
Wispr Flow's site says “Let Flow shape your tone based on where you're writing”, and notes that Styles are “available only in English and on desktop”. If you write only in English on a Mac, both tools cover this, so it alone is no reason to switch.
Proper nouns: Jetto Voice reads your focused window and spells terms as they appear
What you said
change useState to load from PostgreSQL
Typical dictation might write
change use state to load from post gress sequel
Jetto Voice writes
Change useState to load from PostgreSQL.
When you start talking, Jetto Voice reads the text in your focused window. If useState and PostgreSQL are on screen, that's how it spells them. Text recognition runs locally on your Mac, and screenshots never leave the device.
Mixing languages: English terms stay as you said them, filler words go
Set your spoken language once. If you speak Chinese, Japanese or Korean and drop in English terms, they come out exactly as you said them. When one stretch of speech covers several points, it becomes a list, and filler like “um” and “like” is removed. Each mode can also set the spoken and written language separately, for example speak Chinese and get English or Japanese text directly.
Rewrite and send: select text and say the change, press Enter to send
Select some text, press the hotkey and say “translate to English” or “make it more formal”, and the rewrite replaces your selection. In a chat app, pressing Enter while recording stops the recording, inserts the text and sends it.
Privacy: screenshots stay on your Mac, voice is discarded after processing
Screenshots are never uploaded; text recognition happens on your Mac. Your voice and the recognized text go to the cloud in real time only for transcription and polishing, then are discarded right away. Nothing is written to a database or used to train models. Your history stays on your own Mac.
Three cases where Wispr Flow or Typeless fits better
- You also use Windows or a phone: Wispr Flow and Typeless both have iOS and Android apps, so one tool covers all your devices.
- You work on Linux: Typeless has a Linux app.
- You're already settled into Wispr Flow or Typeless: your dictionary, shortcuts and habits are set up, and staying means nothing to relearn.
Switching from Wispr Flow or Typeless in four steps
- Download Jetto Voice (macOS 14 or later) and sign in.
- Grant microphone and Accessibility access when prompted. To use screen reading, also grant Screen Recording.
- By default, press fn to start talking. You can also switch to hold-to-talk, where letting go inserts the text. If your old tool also uses fn, quit it or change one of the shortcuts.
- Add the names and terms you use often to your dictionary. The free plan's dictionary holds 5 words.
FAQ
- Does Jetto Voice have a Windows or mobile app?
- Not at the moment. It's available only for macOS 14 or later.
- Does screen reading upload my screen?
- No, screenshots are never uploaded. Text recognition runs on your Mac, and only the recognized text is sent along with your voice for polishing, then discarded right away.
- Can I speak one language and get text in another?
- Yes. Each mode lets you set the language you speak and the language it writes, for example speak Chinese and get English directly.
- Which languages does it support?
- You can choose from more than 60 recognition languages, including Traditional Chinese (Taiwan, Hong Kong), Simplified Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean.
- How often is the pricing on this page updated?
- Competitor prices and plans were checked on 2026-10-12 on each company's website. The official sites have the latest details.
3,000 characters free every week, no credit card required
macOS 14 or later. Upgrade to Pro for $12 a month when you need more.
Sources
- Wispr Flow pricing: https://wisprflow.ai/pricing
- Typeless pricing (yearly: “$12 USD / member / month, billed yearly”, checked 2026-10-12): https://www.typeless.com/pricing
- Wispr Flow features: https://wisprflow.ai/features
- Typeless official blog, “Typeless vs Wispr Flow” (2026-08-02): https://www.typeless.com/blog/typeless-vs-wispr-flow
- Business Next (數位時代), hands-on Typeless review by 李先泰, in Chinese (2026-02-18): https://www.bnext.com.tw/article/89732/typeless-vs-wisprflow-best-speech-recognition-comparison
- Jetto Voice plans and features: https://jetto.ai/en/voice