Willow Voice is a dictation app for Mac, Windows and iPhone that types what you say into whatever field your cursor is in. Hold a hotkey, speak naturally without worrying about punctuation or filler words, and formatted text appears in Slack, Gmail, Cursor, Notion or iMessage. A companion feature, Willow Scribe, writes from your intent instead of word for word. The Basic plan is free, Pro costs $15 per month ($12 billed annually) and Business is $35 ($28 annually).
Professionals who write constantly are the target: leaders answering email, developers prompting AI coding editors, sales and support staff replying to customers, and students drafting notes. Lawyers and healthcare teams get a Business plan with enforced privacy mode, zero data retention, SOC 2 Type II compliance and HIPAA enforcement. People with repetitive strain or a preference for talking over typing can swap most keyboard work for voice. Enterprise buyers add SSO, SAML, invoice billing and usage dashboards.
Communication tops the list of uses, from quick messages to long emails dictated in seconds. Developers speak prompts into code editors, writers get past blank pages by talking through ideas, and meeting participants capture thoughts between calls. Custom dictionaries teach Willow names and jargon, and a smart memory of your writing style improves results over time on Pro. The iPhone app acts as a voice keyboard for on-the-go messaging, so drafts started on a phone can continue on the desktop. The company reports that users write about four times faster across apps.
