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News and Writy Stories.
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Writy’s Assistant Now Finds the Words That Don’t Sound Like You.
You know the feeling. You reread a page you were proud of, and one word sits there like a guest who wandered in from another party. It isn’t wrong, exactly. It just doesn’t sound like you. Starting with the latest beta, Writy’s assistant can point those words out.
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Writy’s Assistant Can Now Use Your Own Claude or ChatGPT.
Writy’s assistant just got a lot sharper, if you’d like it to be. Until now it ran on Apple’s model, the small one that lives on your Mac. Starting with the latest beta, it can use a much larger one: your own Claude or ChatGPT.
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The Writy Beta Is Open.
Writy is almost ready, and before it goes out into the world, we’d like it to spend some time with writers. We’re looking for people who write long things on a Mac — novels, essays, travel pieces, a thesis — to use it for about six weeks and tell us how it goes.
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Writy Is Ready for Second Thoughts.
Most of writing is rewriting, and this release is for that part of the work: the sentence you’re not sure of, the word that won’t come, the paragraph you’d cut if you knew you could have it back. Writy now keeps all of them on the page. Your sheets stay plain Markdown, as always.
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Writy Is Ready for Longer Work.
This is a big one, and we’re very glad to finally share it. Writy has always been a quiet place to write. Starting today, it also sees your work out the door: footnotes where they belong, pictures in the text, a history for every sheet, and a clean copy for whoever reads it next. Your sheets stay plain Markdown, as always.
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Favorites and Recents.
It’s Friday night, so of course we’re pushing a new release. It brings two new lists to the top of the sidebar, above your library.
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My tools have to follow me.
Emil
writer, and the maker of WrityIt’s always different. I write fiction — and not only fiction. I write in long breaths, and then in bursts: page-long paragraphs, then bites and punches.