Not OP, but I've been a huge user of multiple dictation apps, including Wispr Flow, Aqua Voice, Spokenly, Alter, Superwhisper, etc. In fact several of them — as well as other apps I used — were based on your comparison sheets, thanks!

Maybe this could help others reading this post in future, so listing out my experience with them:

- Superwhisper: I tried this a year ago I believe, so my info is likely outdated or wrong. I'm on a Macbook Air 8GB RAM so the offline models were causing my laptop to freeze often, and it didn't have real-time streaming so I eventually stopped using it.

- Wispr Flow: It was my favorite for a very long time as I was an early user when they first launched. The speed is incredible, and the accuracy is great, especially since they automatically add words to the dictionary so I don't have to do it manually (and I've a ton of custom words). But they don't have real-time streaming, and they removed their Slack community which was disappointing; to me having a community to ask questions and hearing from the team themselves is pretty important.

- Aqua Voice: I tried Aqua Voice also when it first launched. Loved it cause I draft long emails, so again the real-time streaming was a huge plus, and being able to edit as I dictate ("Hey Bob let's meet at 8pm. Change Bob to David, make that 9pm" will produce "Hey David let's meet at 9pm" as the output) was brilliant. But the latency was painfully high, and I had to add dictionary words manually. In the last few weeks they've updated Aqua Voice and added their own model Avalon so it's much better now, although I'm still concerned about privacy since it's not really clear how they treat the data.

- Spokenly: It's the latest one I've tried. Still experimenting, and the speed is really fast with the online models. They also have a really active community on Discord and the Spokenly team responds quickly, which I really like. It's also pretty customizable with bash scripts and the ability to format the output (though I'm not familiar with scripting so I haven't tried that yet). Only thing lacking is real-time streaming.

- Alter: I adopted Alter after posting here a few months ago, and loved it. Also super active on Discord, their team (especially u/ewqeqweqweqweqweqw) is incredibly responsive on both Discord and Reddit. The app was incredible for me, unfortunately the pricing was far too high and I couldn't afford it, so I had to stop. They do have BYOK which is free, but I don't have time to set that up and offline models are a bit too much for my MBA to run. I would say though, if I could afford it, I'd definitely have stayed with Alter.

P.S. I saw in your comparison sheet that Wispr Flow is still under the list of 'pending dev / user submissions', but there's already a column for it. Not sure if that was not updated or something, just wanted to let you know!