I appreciate how easy it is to install and use. The interface is straightforward to navigate, and I really like that we can customize the keyboard shortcut. Another feature I enjoy is the ability to adjust the formality level based on what you’re using it for. There are three different style settings you can personalize. The first is for casual messages, which is helpful for personal messengers. You can choose between extremely casual, casual, or formal, and it provides examples for each option. The second style is for work messages, which applies to platforms like Slack or Microsoft Teams. Here, you can select from casual, excited, or formal tones. The final style is for emails and is compatible with applications such as Microsoft Outlook, Gmail, and others. For emails, you can also pick between casual, excited, and formal, with examples provided for each style. I'm so used to not using an app like this that I often forget that I have it. What I love about Willow is that it will prompt me or remind me to use it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There isn’t much I dislike about Willow, but as a strategist & designer who uses apps like Photoshop that rely on actions assigned to the function key, I run into a problem. Whenever I press the function key, it triggers dictation in Willow by default, which interferes with my workflow. To work around this, I changed the dictation hotkey to function plus F13. However, in the settings, it displays as function plus key 105. Since I have no idea what key 105 refers to, if I ever forget, I’ll probably have to reset the shortcut to something else. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
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