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Strike the filler from a whole manuscript in one pass.
An editor pack built around the same 50-word filler bank that powers the free tools on this site. It gives you a repeatable revision pass: find every empty intensifier, hedging qualifier and stiff formal phrase in a draft, then cut or keep each one deliberately.
Who it is for: Writers revising a full manuscript, a longform essay or client work, who want a systematic filler pass rather than hunting by feel.
Use Claude Code as a writing tool, not a toy.
A practical guide to putting Claude Code to work on a writing practice: organising research, wrangling drafts and notes, and building small tools that fit how you actually write, instead of pasting prompt templates into a chat box.
Who it is for: Working writers who are comfortable trying developer-grade tools and want AI leverage on the unglamorous parts of the job.
A plain-text note system that turns what you read and do into ideas you can find again.
A starter vault, five templates and a short method guide for running a Zettelkasten in plain text files. You write ideas down as you go, turn the good ones into one-idea notes, link them, and find them again when you sit down to write. No app, no account, no subscription. If you can open a text file, you can run it.
Who it is for: Writers and creators who take good notes and then lose them. If you have ever thought "I know I read something about this" and come up empty, this is the fix. You do not need to be technical.
Contest, grant, magazine, residency and conference deadlines in files you can sort, filter and import.
The datasets behind this site's deadline pages, as spreadsheets and calendar files you keep. Each row links to the organiser, and rows we have checked against the organiser's own page carry the date of that check. Sort by deadline, fee, prize or genre, filter out what you cannot enter, and plan a season of submissions in one sitting.
Who it is for: Writers who submit to contests, magazines and residencies and want to plan their entries weeks ahead, not find each deadline the week it closes.
A working stock of prompts and words for the days the page will not start.
A pack of writing prompts and curated word banks for breaking a blank page open: pick a prompt, raid the banks for vivid and specific words, and get a draft moving instead of staring.
Who it is for: Writers who warm up with prompts, teachers who need a term's worth of starters, and anyone whose drafting stalls at the first sentence.
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