Willow Voice

Willow Voice

Voice dictation that actually works

4.9
β€’8 reviewsβ€’

972 followers

Willow Voice was awarded the Everyday Communication Award for AI Dictation Apps in Winter 2025
Willow is an AI-powered voice dictation tool that lets you write anywhere on your computer using your voice. Speak naturally, and Willow automatically formats your text, corrects mistakes, and removes filler words. Thousands of people use Willow every day to replace up to 90% of their typing for emails, Slack messages, brainstorming, prompting AI tools, and more.
This is the 4th launch from Willow Voice. View more

Willow for Developers

Launched this week
Dictation for Cursor & AI IDEs, the fastest way to vibe code
With this release, Willow has improved the voice dictation experience for developers. You can speak directly to AI IDEs like Cursor, Antigravity, and more with dictation that is 3x more accurate than built-in options. New developer features include: file tagging for richer context, built-in recognition of technical terms and acronyms (SQL, API, REST, etc.), and faster dictation into prompt editors. Works across Mac and Windows devices.
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Launch tags:Productivityβ€’Developer Toolsβ€’Vibe coding
Launch Team
Anima - OnBrand Vibe Coding
Design-aware AI for modern product teams.
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What do you think? …

Allan Guo
Hey Product Hunt! πŸ‘‹ Here's the thing no one talks about with vibe coding. You're prompting more than ever. These AI coding tools are incredible, but they need you to describe complex workflows, explain exactly what you want, and give rich context. That's a LOT of typing. And typing is slow. For most people, it's the actual bottleneck. But here's the bigger problem: when you type, you take shortcuts. You skip context because it's effort. The quality of what these AI tools give you is only as good as what you put in, but typing makes you lazy. By speaking, you can prompt about 4x faster. You naturally give more detail and context because talking is effortless. Better input = better output. The speed of voice also puts you into the flow state you actually want to be in when you're vibe coding. You're describing what you want, not writing syntax. It's naturally a speaking activity. Here's what we built for developers: 1) AI IDE file auto-tagging β€” Willow has context awareness of your file names in Cursor, Windsurf, and other AI IDEs. Mention a file by voice, and it automatically recognizes and tags it in the prompt editor. 2) Variable recognition β€” Willow recognizes variables in your IDE and spells them correctly when you dictate, so your prompts reference the right code. 3) Technical term understanding β€” Niche developer terms like SQL, API, GraphQL, and more are understood out of the box. No corrections needed. 4) Privacy first β€” SOC 2 and HIPAA compliant with zero data retention by default. Developers can use Willow without worry. If you're a developer, try it out. You will see immense speed gains in your coding. A huge thank you to everyone who supported our previous launches. The momentum has been incredible, and we have even more coming soon! πŸš€
Sven Bendel

@allan_guoΒ Where can I find a full list of supported IDEs for file/variable etc. recognition? Are Jetbrains IDEs supported as well?

shreya chaurasia

If it truly reduces correction cycles, that’s where the value is. Speed gains only matter if accuracy stays high.

Letian Wang

The file auto-tagging is the killer feature here. Having to manually type @filename in Cursor prompts always felt like unnecessary friction β€” if Willow can recognize my project context and handle that automatically, that's a legit workflow upgrade.

Curious Kitty
When a developer compares Willow to built-in OS dictation or tools like Superwhisper/Wispr Flow, what’s the single β€œswitching moment” you see most oftenβ€”and what’s the one thing those alternatives still do better today?
yama

The developer-focused features look promising. I use Claude Code in a terminal environment rather than a GUI-based IDE. Does Willow work with terminal-based coding workflows, or is the file/variable recognition specifically optimized for visual IDEs like Cursor?