I found a new writing tool

https://chrome.writefullapp.com/

http://lifehacker.com/writefull-analyzes-the-context-of-phrases-you-use-to-im-1791359476

Give it a look. It seems that it is helpful and useful. It analyses context, which is great. I think I might give it a try to see how it does. There are a few other good links in the article for writers, so I'd suggest giving it a look.

Comments

[MonolithiuM]

My favorite writing tool is SelfControl (for Mac). It blocks websites and allows you to focus on writing without being distracted. For a Linux/Windows version I would recommend SelfRestraint, which is based on the same software. Technically it's not a writing tool, but a lack of distractions is paramount to creation in the moment.

[kudzuhaiku]

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That's actually the reason why I love my Chromebook for writing. It's perfect and it doesn't play games.

[MonolithiuM]

4394559 I should be using SelfControl right now. I keep reloading Fimfic instead of working on a short story I have in the works.
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>doesn't heed own advice

[Charismaladyn]

I found a site like that once before - it was able to decipher what grade level the writer is writing for.

I used it to analyze several roleplay scripts between myself and my husband. He was disappointed to learn that he writes at a 6th grade level, and I write at an 11th grade level, but the analysis tool noted that 6th-8th in grade level was best if one was reading for enjoyment. So, actually, he did much better than me! He still felt lesser, though, so I kinda regret doing the analysis

[Callos Sombra]

Neat. might give it a try to get that one story back out and a second chance. lol