Writing

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A quiet page for first drafts, poems and the thoughts you want to keep. Nothing to sign up for, nothing in the cloud: just you and the words, with a few good tools for when you ask.

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The harbour96 words

The ferry left at six, as it always did, and the gulls followed it out past the breakwater until the light went copper.

The evening settled over the harbour, and she was still waiting for the letter.

She told herself the sea was wide, that letters get lost, that silence is not the same as an answer.

A passage with three versions. One of them is yours, two came from the AI. Flip through them; keep the one that sings.

Everything a draft needs. Nothing on the page until you ask.

One right-click

Right-click a word for synonyms, or a selection to rewrite it, shorten it or write a version of your own. ⌘K opens the same menu from the keyboard.

Versions of a sentence

Keep every version of a passage. Flip through them in place, write a new one beside the old one, or change just a few words of it.

Side by side

Compare two versions with their differences marked, edit either one, and pin the comparison while you write on.

Ghost it

Not sure about a phrase? Fade it to a whisper instead of deleting it, and read the paragraph without it.

Notes in the margin

Pencil a note beside a paragraph. It stays level with its text and travels into your Markdown as a comment.

Sheets

Like tabs in a spreadsheet: a version 2 of the whole text to work on freely, with version 1 one click away.

The lab

An editor that only points: what could go, which sentences tangle, which words are off tone. You decide, one by one.

Focus, typewriter-style

The line you write on stays put. Everything but the paragraph you're in dims, and the controls drift away while you type. Click the word count for a plain page.

The overflow

A drawer beside the page for writing you want nearby. Every piece remembers where it came from, and goes back in a click.

Writing suggestions

Optional grammar and clarity hints for English, checked right in your browser. Right-click a dotted phrase for the tip and the fix.

A pinned thought

Pin a prompt at the top of the page to write towards. The AI keeps it in mind too.

Your paper, your type

Four typefaces, any size, any paper colour, from warm white to night. The ink follows on its own.

Yours. Only yours.

No account

Open the page and write. There's nothing to sign up for, and nothing to pay.

Kept on your device

Your documents are saved in this browser, on this computer. They're never sent anywhere.

Your files

Save as Markdown or plain text whenever you like, or back up everything in one file and restore it on another computer.

An AI that lives on your computer

Rewrites, shorter versions, synonyms that fit the sentence and the lab come from a model that runs on your own machine, with Ollama. Free, offline, private, and entirely optional: Writing is complete without it.

  1. Install Ollama

    Download it from ollama.com and open it.

  2. Download a model
    ollama pull qwen3.5:9b
  3. Let this site talk to Ollama

    On a Mac, then quit Ollama and open it again:

    launchctl setenv OLLAMA_ORIGINS "https://writing-omega-seven.vercel.app"

    On Windows: setx OLLAMA_ORIGINS "https://writing-omega-seven.vercel.app", then restart Ollama. On Linux, set it in the service with systemctl edit ollama.service. The app walks you through it, with the commands for your system.

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