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First Lines
Write the opening you wish you'd read. One prompt a day for 30 days, starting whenever you like. No streak shame.
See the programYou know the one. It lives in your notes app, in the back of a notebook, in the shower at seven in the morning. This is a quiet room to finally get it down. It’s free, there’s nothing to sign up for, and every word stays on your own device.
A distraction-free editor with mute mode, paragraph focus, typewriter scrolling, a cards view for planning and snapshots you can roll back to. Export to markdown in one click. It saves to your own browser, works offline and installs like an app.
A new prompt month every season, with word targets if you want them. And finish-something months for the draft you've been carrying around for too long.
Optional 30-day programs for when you want a nudge. They start the day you do, no waiting for the first of the month. Pick one, pick all three, or just write.
Write the opening you wish you'd read. One prompt a day for 30 days, starting whenever you like. No streak shame.
See the programPick a draft you've been carrying, chapter, short, novel, and give yourself 30 days to close it. The least glamorous, most useful program.
See the programFifty thousand words in thirty days. Run it in November or any month of the year. The standing replacement for that other thing.
See the program