Freeflow freewriting app 4+

Name: Freeflow freewriting app
Author: Scott Matthewman

Scott Matthewman

專為 iPad 設計

- 免費

描述

Introducing Freeflow, an innovative freewriting app designed for both iPad and iPhone users.

Freeflow encourages you to write consistently, and without stopping to self-edit. Text you type can't be selected, amended, or deleted until a set word limit is reached or a specific amount of time has been spent in the app. You can’t even see more than the last few words you’ve typed.

Freewriting is designed to help you focus on creativity, bypass writer's block, and nurture continuous, unfiltered expression. It's the perfect tool for writers who want to improve their writing fluency, learners looking to enhance their language skills, or anyone seeking a novel way to document thoughts and ideas.

The app boasts a clean, distraction-free interface to ensure maximum focus on your words. It also includes a time and word count tracker to monitor your progress.

With Freeflow, you're not just writing - you're embarking on a journey of self-expression and growth. Download Freeflow today and let your words flow freely!

2023年5月26日

版本 1.1.0

BUG FIXES
* For some users the time and word targets didn’t appear to be updating as you started a new flow. The values were changing, but the values above the stepper controls weren’t.
* When attempting to use swipe-to-delete on old flows, the confirmation dialog would sometimes not appear at all, and at other times appear after navigating somewhere else. This has been fixed, and attempting to delete an old flow now reliably asks you to confirm.

INTERFACE DESIGN CHANGES
* On iPad, Freeflow now displays the list of previously written flows in the sidebar in full screen mode.
* Also on iPad, the app now behaves more comfortably in split screen or slide over mode.
* An all-new detail view for your saved flows provides a summary of word count, time taken and the average WPM (words per minute) it took to write the flow. These stats can be toggled between a single line representation, and a more graphical approach.
* When editing an old flow, the rest of the detail view page disappears. This allows you to focus on what you’re editing a bit better.
* On iPad, the share and copy buttons move to the top navigation bar and the file’s timestamps are streamlined, giving more of the screen over to your writing.
* The way that help text appears on older iPhones is improved.