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Writer Journal - Story,Note
play.google.comSummary
Writer Journal - Story,Note is an offline mobile writing application designed to help writers and bloggers create high-quality, content-rich articles. It features a WYSIWYG markdown editor with real-time text analysis tools, including various counters and lexical metrics, to assist in improving writing skills. The app also offers organizational features like folders and tags, and allows for export of work into multiple file formats.
Feature Matches5/13
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Must Have
2 of 5
Rich Text Editor
Reader Engagement Metrics
Distribution & Recommendation Engine
Membership & Monetization
Community Feedback Tools
Other
3 of 8
User Profiles & Following
Tags & Topics
Mobile App Access
Publication Management
Email Newsletter Integration
Audio Story Playback
Social Sharing & Embedding
Search & Discovery
PricingFreemium
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Free
$0.00 one time
- Offline writing
- Real-time text analysis (word, character, sentence, paragraph, unique word counter, lexical diversity/density, grammar/non-grammar word counter)
- WYSIWYG markdown editor
- Text formatting (heading, bold, italic, underline, strike, bullets, quotes, text foreground/background color, comment, images, separator line)
- Undo and redo
- Flexible layout transformation
- Quick access to recent work
- Real folder system
- Tagging system
- Pin or lock work
- Sort notes and folders
- Search by keywords
- Backup and restore
- Complete statistical analysis on text
- Graph chart words by frequency
- Useful for writing books, manuscripts, narratives, reports, essays, social media posts, columns
Premium (One-Time Purchase)
$10.00 one time
- Outline document by headings for easy navigation
- Coloring system to organize documents by colors
- Add book cover image to folder and compile as a PDF book
- Many premium themes (dark themes against eye strain)
- Many premium fonts
- Import custom font file
- Filter chart by grammar or non-grammar words
- Extract specific information from text (emails, links, hashtags, phone number, sentences etc)
- Track growth in terms of character count, word count and many more
- Compile and export work to DOCX, Markdown, HTML, PDF or TXT file
- Compile and export an entire folder as a book or manuscript for publication
- Import TXT, MD, DOCX files
- Lifetime access (no subscription model)
- All features of the free tier
Rationale
Writer Journal is an offline writing app that provides a WYSIWYG editor with various formatting options, which aligns with the 'rich-text-editor' feature. It also offers 'reader-engagement-metrics' through its real-time text analysis tools (word counter, character counter, lexical diversity, etc.) that help writers improve their content. The app includes a 'tagging system' for organization, matching 'tags-and-topics'. While not explicitly 'user-profiles-and-following' in the sense of a social platform, it allows users to manage their own work and track growth, which is a form of personal profile. It is a 'mobile-app-access' as it is an Android application. However, it lacks features related to content distribution, recommendation engines, or monetization models for readers, which are core to the 'Medium' concept.
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