Willow Knowledge
Product Hunt Sharath Kuruganty
Willow Knowledge lets Willow copy your writing style from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or other AI tools. That means dictated emails and Slack messages can sound more like you, not like generic AI.
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Willow is adding a new trick to its voice dictation app: it can now pull in your writing style and personal context from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or other AI tools you already use. The feature is called Willow Knowledge, and the pitch is simple enough. Speak normally, and Willow should turn that into text that sounds like you, not like a polished robot trying too hard.
That sits on top of what Willow already does. The company says its dictation tool lets people write anywhere on their computer with their voice, while automatically formatting text, fixing mistakes, and stripping out filler words. Willow also says thousands of people use it every day, and that it can replace up to 90% of typing for emails, Slack messages, brainstorming, prompting AI tools, and more.
The new launch is being framed as a way to give Willow Scribe “superpowers,” which is very startup for “we’ve added memory and style transfer.” Still, the use case is obvious. Dictation is useful, but dictation that preserves tone is a lot more useful, especially if you spend your day bouncing between email, chat, and AI prompts.
This is Willow’s 8th launch, and the product already has a small but visible following on Product Hunt: 4.9 stars from 11 reviews and 1.7K followers. The company is calling the feature free, and it’s live today.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the right direction for AI writing tools: less generic polish, more personal memory. The market is full of products that make everyone sound the same, which is a lovely achievement if the goal is mass-produced beige. The real premium feature now is sounding like a specific human without making them retype everything.
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