Otherwise, it includes a lot of the usual Markdown editor features, like a library for easy file management and a preview of how the final document will look. It will cross out words like "actually," which are not usually necessary, as well as tired expressions that add nothing to your prose. But it looks great and works well, so it holds its own in the Markdown editor space.Ī similar tool, Style Check, looks for clichés, filler words, and redundancies in your writing. Overall, ghostwriter doesn't include nearly as much customization as Typora, which extends to its limited export options. Try it if you struggle to get words on the page. This prevents you from fixing mistakes or changing words, and forces you to just write. This app also includes a Hemingway mode, which disables your Backspace and Delete keys.
You'll also see how complex your writing is, giving a heads-up if you've written difficult copy. Meanwhile, the document stats count the total words, sentences, paragraphs, and pages. These are handy to have if you're trying to become a more efficient typist.
The session stats show your average words per minute, total time spent on the document, and how long you've spent idle. These cover both your current writing session and the document itself.
There's the usual outline view, along with two handy sets of statistics. If you don't need this, that sidebar holds more useful panels.
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