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Nate Sanden
@natesanden · Entrepeneur, 1s0s.com
Hi ProductHunt! @jeffreystrain and I started WordCounter.net back in 2009. He wanted a really quick/easy way to count the number of words in his blog articles. WordCounter.net was born. At the time it was extremely basic, just telling you how many words and characters you typed. It had a very basic design, if you could even call it that. I don't think we pro… See more
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Nate Sanden
@natesanden · Entrepeneur, 1s0s.com
Hi ProductHunt! @jeffreystrain and I started WordCounter.net back in 2009. He wanted a really quick/easy way to count the number of words in his blog articles. WordCounter.net was born. At the time it was extremely basic, just telling you how many words and characters you typed. It had a very basic design, if you could even call it that. I don't think we pro… See more
Toly K
@anatolyk11 · Toly
I use this every time i'm writing (post, meta description, title). would be amazing if it was an add on for google docs. i get wordcounter is ad-driven but i'd bet a bunch of folks would pay for it to be within their google doc. thank you for making it!
Mutaz Arif
@mutaz_arif · CEO, The 10th Floor Inc.
The amazing website has been my primary tool for checking word counts and measuring paragraph sizes. Not just for English, but Also Japanese and Arabic. Really easy to use and the user experience is great!
Gagandeep Singh Makhija
@gagandeep · VP Tech, Plancess
@natesanden Thanks for such a lovely product. I am creating tools for Developers/SEO professionals myself. There is similar tool that I created http://percepty.com/article_text...
My site is still on-going efforts. Now, I am wondering how much I have to wait. :)
Rahul Ranjan
@rahul_ranjan1
How is it different from the information that ,say, MS Word provides?