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Loquil vs Willow Voice: AI dictation compared (Windows, Android)
Willow Voice and Loquil are both AI dictation apps: hold a key, speak, and cleaned-up text is typed into the app you are using. Willow grew up on Mac (with an iPhone app) and, at the time of writing, also offers a Windows version; Loquil is built for Windows, Linux and Android with iOS in development. Both remove fillers and fix punctuation; Loquil adds explicit Rewrite/Summarize modes and a separate output language across 35+ languages.
| Loquil | Willow Voice | |
|---|---|---|
| Platforms | Windows, Linux, Android (iOS in development) | Mac, iPhone and Windows at the time of writing |
| How you dictate | Hold a hotkey, release to paste; bubble above the keyboard on Android | Hold a key, release to type |
| AI cleanup | Yes; never cuts content | Yes, with context/app awareness as far as we know |
| Rewrite / summarize / styles | Yes, per dictation from the bar | Tone and formatting features, as far as we know |
| Languages | 35+ with separate output language | Multiple languages supported |
| Personal dictionary | Yes, synced (paid plans) | Yes |
| Free plan | 1,000 words a week, no card | Free tier with limits, as far as we know |
| Paid plans | Smart 6 €/month, Pro 10 €/month; yearly plan discounted | Monthly/yearly subscription |
| Company | Italy (EU) | USA |
Information about other products reflects their public documentation at the time of writing and may change; check their sites for current details.
Which one to choose
Choose Loquil if you are on Windows/Linux and Android, dictate in more than one language or want a European flat plan. Choose Willow Voice if you live on Mac and iPhone. Both have a free way to try: dictate the same three emails with each and compare the editing you have left to do.
Questions
Is Loquil a Willow Voice alternative on Windows?
Does Loquil work on iPhone?
Which supports more languages?
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No card. Windows, Linux and Android.
Updated: 2026-08-16