Quillcap automatically syncs your writing activity from your Google Docs file and shows your progress on a calendar (just like Github's commit calendar!)
Quillcap is a valuable tool for writers who use Google Docs! By automatically syncing Quillcap helps me stay motivated, track progress, and identify patterns in my writing habits. Visualizing writing progress is particularly motivating, as it provides a tangible sense of accomplishment and helps me stay on track toward my goals. Additionally, the calendar view helps me identify periods of high or low productivity, which can be useful for adjusting writing schedule or workflow!
Being a software developer, my forte isn't writing, but I understand the importance of efficiency and tracking progress in any project. That's why I was intrigued by Quillcap, a tool designed for writers to track their activity in Google Docs. I introduced it to my friend, an avid writer, and the results have been phenomenal.
It was really magical to see my writing calendar get populated just like a GitHub contribution calendar after just starting to write in Google Docs. Can definitely see how this can help writers stay consistent and motivated to break through writer's block. Excited to see upcoming features!
Hey, this is Abishek! I'm a solo immigrant founder from Sri Lanka, living in the US.
This is my very first SaaS project, all thanks to my girlfriend who is a hobbyist writer. After seeing my commit calendar on Github, she wished she had something similar, but for her hobby writing that she's writing with Google Docs.
So I built Quillcap in a month. Using it has improved her writing so much, and made her form a daily hobby habit that she can't let go, and I figured there's other writers who want the same thing.
So I'm releasing it everyone. For free.
I love making stuff that helps people, and that is my life's purpose.
@abishek_gomes i'm thinking Notion would be a good one. I think there are lots of writers using it as their ops base. But it couldn't just read 1 page. They create like Books databases that then have relations to the Chapters database.
That would increse the complexity on your end. But food for thought 😊
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