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First Lines
Write the opening you wish you'd read. One prompt a day for 30 days, starting whenever you join. No streak shame.
See the programA simple space for your words to find form. For folk who write every day, and folk who manage it once a season. Beginners are welcome. So are lurkers, and the novel that’s been in a drawer for nine years.
30-day programs that start the day you join, no waiting for the first of the month. Pick one, pick all three, or lurk a season first.
Write the opening you wish you'd read. One prompt a day for 30 days, starting whenever you join. 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. November cohort or run it solo any time of year. The standing replacement for that other thing.
See the programA prompt library, growing steadily, lurking encouraged. Most folk read for a season before they post a word. Critique circles for the people who finish things, sprints for the in-between, a room for whatever city you're in. No likes and no algorithm. Folk read at their own pace and post when they have something to say.
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.
A distraction-free editor with mute mode, paragraph focus, typewriter scrolling, and snapshots. Export to markdown in one click. Daily sprints if you want company, silence if you don't.