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The tools you need to develop your ideas into stories that readers will love.

How to export your drafts from Writing Analytics to Word, Google Docs and other apps.

Free-to-use resources for writers from Writing Analytics.

Navigating the ups and downs of the writing life.

Break through your creative blocks with freewriting.

How to import your existing work into Writing Analytics.

How to survive the highs and lows of writing a book.

Wisdom from the world's best writers on every new tab.

Using Writing Analytics to gather data about your writing process.

We’ve improved how you can access previous versions of your drafts in Writing Analytics.

Study the masters and learn to write well by developing a copywork habit.

A new way to manage your drafts in Writing Analytics.

Customise the font face, size and colours in the editor.

A new way to track your daily productivity in Writing Analytics.

10 effective strategies to help you develop a sustainable writing habit

11 strategies that will help you write more words per hour.

Why is writing so stressful? We'll explore why you may be struggling and offer strategies for overcoming those obstacles.

Focus on putting in the hours. The words will follow.

Writing Analytics has some of the best-in-class accountability tools for writers.

Challenge your friends to write more.

Find out how often you hit your goals, when you're the most productive during the day and more.

Asking your friends to keep you accountable is one of the best ways to reach your writing goals. Writing Analytics makes sharing your writing progress easier than ever.

Sharpen your prose by catching unnecessary adverbs, removing passive voice and simplifying hard-to-read sentences.

Stop making edits when writing the first draft.

Make the most of NaNoWriMo with Writing Analytics.

Six steps to help you build a morning writing routine.

Seven principles to make your writing streak last.

Make the most of the time you have to write.

How to use Writing Analytics to create a sustainable writing habit.

Six steps to create a daily writing habit with Writing Analytics.

A guide to working with Makrdown in Writing Analytics.

What makes a good word count tracker?

5,000 or 500? How many words should you write every day?

A writing habit that fits your lifestyle and is sustainable for the long term.

Find the discipline to write with Writing Analytics.

If you can write for 15 minutes a day, you can finish a novel within a year.

What to do when your daily word count plummets to zero.

A step-by-step guide for iOS and Android users.

Earn awards to mark important milestones on your writing journey.

Track changes using the Writing Analytics editor.

Revise more efficiently with Writing Analytics highlights.

Find out how long it will take you to write your book with our free writing planner.

Four reasons why you should start scheduling your writing.

You don't have to write 10 hours every day for the rest of your life.

Writers have been using this simple trick for many years. Why does it work so well?

500 words a day becomes 180,000 words a year. It's simple, but is it really that easy?

It takes months and years to get there, but when you do, you realise that it's just the beginning.

How can Writing Analytics help you create a sustainable writing routine in seven steps.

6 Reasons to Write Every Day: A little goes a long way when you do it regularly.

Five reasons why tracking your writing works and how it can help you hit your writing goals.

We're launching the biggest update to Writing Analytics yet – a brand new editor designed for people who want to write more.

In this guide, we’ll take a closer look at the project scheduling options in Writing Analytics.

We want to help writers keep their creative projects going through this time of crisis.

Projects are a great way of tracking your progress and staying on top of your deadlines.

Start tracking your writing with Writing Analytics and create a sustainable writing routine.