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Track writing goals, word counts, deadlines, and project progress in one place.
Writrack helps writers turn long-term writing goals into visible, manageable progress. Whether you're working on a novel, thesis, screenplay, article, or another writing project, Writrack gives you a simple way to track your word count, deadlines, daily progress, and overall project status. Create writing projects, set your target word count and deadline, then update your progress as you write. Writrack automatically turns those updates into useful statistics so you can see how far you've come and what remains. Track your writing • Create and manage multiple writing projects • Set target word counts and deadlines • Record your current word count • Monitor progress toward completion • See daily and overall writing statistics Stay focused on your goals Writrack helps make large writing projects feel more manageable by showing your progress clearly. Instead of guessing whether you're on track, you can see your current pace, remaining work, and project timeline at a glance. Visualize your progress Your project progress is represented through Writrack's growing bonsai visualization, giving you a simple visual reminder that every writing session moves your project forward. Built for writers Writrack keeps project tracking separate from the writing itself, so you can continue using your favorite writing software while using Writrack to manage goals, deadlines, and progress. Whether you're writing your first book or managing several projects at once, Writrack helps you stay organized and keep moving toward the finish line. I would use exactly this for v1 It accurately represents the current app without making promises we haven't implemented yet, such as cloud sync, AI writing, collaboration, automatic manuscript importing, or cross-device synchronization. I also like keeping “Writing Tracker” in the app title. It immediately tells someone seeing Writrack for the first time what the app actually does, while still establishing Writrack as the brand. After entering those two descriptions, scroll down. The next section should be the graphic assets—app icon, feature graphic, phone screenshots, etc. Send me that part next.