SuprFlow 1.0.0 contains a Voice to text preset, but we found no user-facing control that activates it. The installed app 1.0.0 (12) shows Default, Cloud API, and Local (Ollama) on its Formatting screen, without a Voice to text or Verbatim control there. If the preset is activated in another build, it forces the optional formatting provider to None. That avoids a selected Cloud API or Ollama formatter for that path. It does not, by itself, mean the inserted words are byte-for-byte raw speech recognition output. When the formatting pipeline is enabled, the app still runs a local cleanup pass with no provider selected, which can alter punctuation, capitalization, or filler words before insertion. Snippets can then expand matching phrases.
This is a feature-availability and product-copy issue: the app describes the preset as “Raw transcription with no AI formatting,” while the live homepage shows a Verbatim control. The observed 1.0.0 (12) Formatting screen does not show it. A user needing a literal quotation or evidentiary transcript should compare versions rather than trust a label or website mockup.
A two-minute check
- In the signed app, first check whether a Voice to text or Verbatim control is actually present. Record its exact label and app version. If it is absent, do not assume the preset is available; test the default local-cleanup path instead. Use a fictional local note and document snippets that might match the test phrase.
- Dictate: “Um, the client did not approve twelve percent. I said twelve, not twenty.”
- Inspect the inserted result and the history versions where available. Mark any change to “did not,” the two numbers, or the speaker's phrasing.
- If the signed app exposes a second writing mode, repeat with the same model and microphone. Record the active formatter and endpoint. Do not compare a local-cleanup result to a cloud-polished result as if only the speech model changed.
For legal quotes, audit walkthroughs, adviser instructions, or incident notes, preserve the speaker's meaning and follow the organization's source-record procedure. A cleaned note may be useful for reading; it is not automatically a verbatim record. If a literal transcript is required, use a tool and workflow that has been tested for that requirement, and retain the original recording only where policy permits it.
What the mode does and does not control
| Stage | Voice to text path |
|---|---|
| Speech recognition | WhisperKit model on the Mac, using selected model and language. |
| Optional formatter | Mode selection forces the formatter to None; it does not call the chosen Cloud API or Ollama formatter for that preset. |
| Local cleanup | Still runs when the formatting pipeline flag is enabled. |
| Snippets | Can still expand matched trigger text later in the pipeline. |
| Insertion and history | Final text can enter clipboard-backed paste and local history; destination rules still apply. |
This table describes what the preset would do if the signed app exposes and activates it. It is not a guarantee of current feature availability or remotely configured feature flags. The Default provider is the visible local-cleanup choice in the 1.0.0 Formatting settings. See local versus cloud formatting for provider and endpoint checks.
Questions people ask
Does Voice to text send my transcript to a hosted AI formatter?
If activated, the preset forces the formatter to None. Its availability in the signed app is unverified. Account, telemetry, update, model-download, and destination-app traffic remain separate. Verify the installed control and configuration for confidential work.
Why did it remove an “um” if the mode says raw?
The app still runs a deterministic cleanup pass when no provider is selected, so the result is not untouched recognition output; the history view can help compare the raw recognition text with the inserted text.
Is Voice to text suitable for a legal quotation?
Only after a release-specific test and human review. Punctuation, fillers, names, and numbers can differ from speech. A polished output should not silently replace an evidentiary source.
Related guides
- Compare raw, cleaned, and formatted history
- Choose local or cloud formatting
- Review an audit exception changed by formatting
- Use snippets without unintended replacement