For a more general purpose, though, DotNet comes out ahead: it will also display (as you type) the count for words, characters (with and without spaces), sentences, paragraphs, and the average length of your sentences in words and characters. DotNet will only check the ten most common words but DotCom will go up to two hundred. There’s a premium version if the basic 19 reports aren’t enough for you as they are.įinally, both and count the frequency of your words.
#Ommwriter dana ii free free
The free online version of ProWritingAid will give you a report on things like overused words, clichés, sentence length, alliteration, and passive voice. Like I said, even Hemingway can get a bad report from this thing. It’s best to take Hemingway App’s notes as just that, though: suggestions, not hard requirements. It will point out adverbs, passive voice, words that can be made simpler, hard-to-read sentences, and usages of passive voice, and suggest alternatives to fix these issues. Hemingway App claims to criticize your work like Hemingway would have, even though it frequently takes the old man himself to task and leaves him out on the sea. odt format.īoth of these programs are technically free, but Ommwriter offers a newer version called Ommwriter Dana II for a minimum of $4.11 (you can set a higher price if you’d like) and FocusWriter would appreciate getting a tip (it suggests $5 but you can, again, set your own price (but also choose to pay nothing, unlike Ommwriter Dana II). It has more bells and whistles than Ommwriter, including a timer and alarm, customizable themes (you can’t add visuals or audio to Ommwriter), spellcheck, daily goals, and an autosave function. Like the next program, it even takes up the entire screen so that your other tabs don’t tempt you.įocusWriter also takes up the whole screen and hides its buttons until your cursor moves near them. You can save it as a text file or a PDF, but good luck finding something to distract you while you write. There are gentle backgrounds, zen soundtracks, tap-tap-tapping sounds when you type, and nothing else. Your work is kept private but you’re awarded points to incentivize maintaining streaks, if competition is helpful for you. It’s easier to keep a streak going than to start one up, and 750 Words is based on that concept.
But if you can write three pages then you can go with the flow and write another three. It’s a great choice for viewing on mobile devices.ħ50 Words gets you going by getting you to write three pages. I have to give it points for that.įeather YouTube is a minimalist version of YouTube on Repeat that gives you the endlessly repeating video and nothing else, not even video suggestions. It includes the option for a playlist and a watchlist, suggests related videos like YouTube (all of these services through YouTube in some way) and, best of all, lets you add a button to your bookmarks bar that will let you instantly teleport from your regular old YouTube video to a much cooler repeating version.Īlso, the Help section attempts to rickroll you. ListenOnRepeat keeps track of how many times a song has repeated, if you’re into that, but otherwise YouTube on Repeat is the superior free product.
All of them repeat the chosen video automatically and the first two let you set up a single section of the song to repeat forever. Lords and ladies, I present to you: YouTube on Repeat, ListenOnRepeat, and Feather YouTube. And it kind of messes with your zen thing when you have to switch back to YouTube every three minutes to start your song back (and somebody’ gonna die tonight if there’s that one particular section of the song that you need to listen to for your groove to keep going). And you often take a liking to a particular song for a particular story. If you’re anything like me then you like to listen to music while you work. This post originally appeared at The Oak Wheel on June 5th, 2014.īefore we get to talking about anything else, let’s get something out of the way.
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