MySundayCompare · Voice dictation
MySunday vs Wispr Flow
Wispr Flow is voice-to-text that “turns speech into clear, polished writing in every app”, on Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android.
MySunday lets you point at a paragraph, a cell or a slide in Google Docs, Sheets and Slides, or at your web app, and say what you want. It answers, edits the document once you confirm the steps, or hands the change to the coding agent you already use. They do different jobs, and many people will want both.
Wispr Flow
What Wispr Flow is best at
- Dictation anywhere you can type: email, chat, your terminal, your code editor and AI tools.
- Clean text from natural speech: it removes filler words, adds punctuation and handles changes of mind mid-sentence.
- More than 100 languages, a vocabulary that learns your names and jargon, and snippets you trigger by voice.
- The same dictation on Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android, with a meeting notetaker alongside.
MySunday
Where MySunday fits
- MySunday’s voice is about what you are pointing at: “this”, “that” and “here” become the exact paragraph, cell or element, not just words.
- In Google Docs, Sheets and Slides it answers about what you point at, or makes the edit once you confirm the steps, with no coding agent.
- On your web app it turns what you said and pointed at into a task for Claude Code or Codex, then checks the page and shows a verification report.
- It is built for acting on what you point at, not for dictating email or chat.
Both
Use them together
- Use Wispr Flow for dictation everywhere, including long prompts in your terminal. Use MySunday when the words are about what you are pointing at, in a document or on a page.
Side by side
The facts, briefly.
Each Wispr Flow fact links to the page on its own site where we read it.
| Compared | Wispr Flow | MySunday |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Voice dictation that writes polished text in any app, plus a meeting notetaker [source] | Point at something and say what you want. In Google Docs, Sheets and Slides, MySunday answers questions about it, or makes the edit once you confirm the steps, with no coding agent. On your web app, the coding agent you already use makes the change. It is not an editor and does not write code itself. |
| Input | Voice [source] | Voice: open microphone by hotkey, wake word or gesture, or a floating icon; pointing at elements in Chrome and at boxes in Mac apps; and typed text |
| Where it works | Anywhere you can type, including your terminal, code editor and AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor [source] | Chrome and any Mac app: Google Docs, Sheets and Slides, your web app on localhost, reference sites, a selection in any app with the Ask hotkey, and any box you point at |
| What your words become | Text typed where your cursor is, cleaned up and formatted [source] | Words about what you are pointing at: “this”, “that” and “here” resolve to the paragraph, cell, slide, element or box you pointed at |
| Meeting notes | A meeting notetaker alongside the dictation [source] | Yes: notes of a call, on your Mac. You write your own lines; the transcript of your microphone and of the call’s audio runs beside them, and the summary keeps your lines word for word |
| Languages | More than 100, detected automatically [source] | Set in your preferences on the website |
| Platforms | Mac, Windows, iPhone and Android [source] | macOS 14 Sonoma or newer on Apple silicon, with the extension for Google Chrome |
| Pricing | Free plan; Pro $15 per user/month billed monthly ($12 billed annually); Growth and Enterprise plans for organisations [source] | Individual $2/month; Teams $20/month per workspace, unlimited users; both include plan credit. Your Claude Code or Codex runs on its own subscription. Trial (Individual accounts only): a free trial, its length and trial credit as shown on the pricing page when you start |
FAQ
Questions
Is MySunday a dictation app?
No. MySunday acts on what you point at while you talk. In Google Docs, Sheets and Slides it answers, or makes the edit once you confirm the steps; on your web app it turns your words into a task for your coding agent. It also puts text in a box you point at, on a website or in a Mac app, once you say yes. For dictating into any app, a tool like Wispr Flow is the better fit.
Can I dictate a prompt for Claude Code with Wispr Flow and still use MySunday?
Yes. Wispr Flow types into your terminal like any other app. MySunday adds the part dictation can’t: the elements you pointed at, and a visual check of the result.
Do I pay for both?
Yes, they are separate subscriptions, and Wispr Flow has a free plan. MySunday’s plans include plan credit for the AI work it does for you, such as understanding your requests and checking results.
Try MySunday next to Wispr Flow.
macOS app and Chrome extension. Your documents stay in Google Docs, Sheets and Slides, where MySunday makes the edits you confirm; your code stays in your repository, where your own Claude Code or Codex makes the changes.
Sources
- https://wisprflow.aichecked 27 September 2026
- https://wisprflow.ai/pricingchecked 27 September 2026
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