Sentence Studio

Sentence Studio

The only way to get (really) good at writing.

5.0
β€’1 reviewβ€’

105 followers

A distraction-free text editor designed for writing practice. Start your 33-minute session. Write anything. Just fill the page.
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Free
Launch tags:Writingβ€’Notesβ€’Text Editors
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What do you think? …

Johan Steneros
Why not just use the Notes App?
Saloni Agrawal

@jsteneros This is designed exclusively for writing practice.

There is something about a dedicated environment that makes you want to write.


The only way to know is to try!

BarnabΓ© DUBUS
I think I don't fully understand the real benefit. Why writing anything 33 min/day let me be a better write? Start from a blank page is really difficult, I think. Your app should set a subject for the daily writing. And be better to write what ? stories ? emails ? books ? scientific papers ? I think you should add examples, or science-based evidence to 33 min per day. I hope it helps.
Tom Dekan
Why is it better to use sentence studio rather than a) writing on paper or b) a notepad application locally without browser distractions?
Saloni Agrawal

@tomdekan

a) Some find it slow and tiring.

b) A local note-taking app like Obsidian (πŸ’›) works perfectly well for writing practice. I designed SS to create a focused environment solely for 33-minute writing sprints.


P.S. I personally haven't found desktop browsers distracting; I use the F11 key on Windows.

Ruben Benarroch Esayag
it would be cool if you upl9oad a demo video, I dont see how is this different from google docs or word, is mora about the will to write... ?
Max Comperatore
why did you make an ide for writing? also use chatgpt, writing by hand is a waste of time and nobody gives a damn if you use ai
Huzaifa Shoukat
Nice job on the launch! Sentence Studio seems like a cool tool for writers. What's your go-to topic for the 33-minute sprints?