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Webapp service, with mobile and desktop apps.

Dropbox – file sharing and synchronisation.

Profiled in Vector Drawing and Plans V Post.

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Draw.io – Webapp – free web-based diagramming app.

Mentioned in the Journaling with Evernote supplemental post for Journaling Apps – J Post.

Drafts – writing app with copious export options.

Mentioned in TaDa! Presentation Apps T Post. Create animated whiteboard drawings with narration.

Day One – a top rated Mac and iOS diary or journal app with multiple capture features.

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Critique Circle Tools – free Web membership tool for tracking and analysing writing submissions.

Mentioned in the Unblocked with the Unstuck App U Post.

Creative Whack Pack App – an iOS app containing 84 creative strategies.

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Creately– Mac OS or Windows desktop and/or webapp – professional diagramming desktop with subscription or free options for webapp.Profiled in Project Inspiration Gathering P Post. Corkboard with labels, stickers, images, notes and links and multi-level boards for making moodboards. Profiled in the Latte or Expresso? L Post. Coffitivity – a webapp, iOS and Mobile apps, Mac OS desktop app for ambient cafe sounds to use for background noise.Coffee Shop Ambiances – an iOS app which holds cafe shop ambient sounds and allows playlist making, with sleep timer also.Cloud Outliner – iOS app and Mac OS app – for organising and outlining, with Evernote integration.Cardboard Index Cards – great index card app for Android, with inbuilt novel and task management package.Brainsparker App – an iOS app presenting random visual or text creative sparks.Mentioned in Collaboration and Sharing Apps C Post. Box – file sharing web service with mobile app support.Bords – iPad – freeform brainstorming on board environment with object drawing and sticky notes.Bluefire Reader – Adobe DRM editions mobile ereader app.Behance App – free iOS app which collates posts from the Behance design network.

Profiled in the Journaling with Evernote section of Journaling Apps – J Post.

Awesome Note – a beautiful journaling and overall personal organiser app for iOS and Galaxy Note.

Profiled in Grammar and Proof Editing Apps G Post.

Autocrit – a webapp subscription service for grammar checking specifically targeting writers.

Create animated cartoons based on claymation techniques.

Animate It – iPad app with web community.

After the Deadline – a free opensource plugin for browsers and, offering proof-reading functions.

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A free older version for Mac OS or Windows desktop is available. Adobe Illustrator – the go-to vector drawing program.Adobe Ideas – iPad – freeform vector drawing app which hooks into the Adobe Creative Cloud.

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Now, however, the system will not just point out what a document sounds like but provide suggestions for improving it.Here is the index to all the tools, services and apps listed or profiled in this 26 day post series.Īn additional index post today will publish a full A-Z Listing of all the POSTS throughout the series. Tone detection is something Grammarly has done for a while. The tool can also detect dates and deadlines and bold them to make sure they stand out. To enable that, the team built a second system that runs in the background to ensure that the new sentence doesn’t suddenly have a completely different meaning.Īs for improved readability, the focus here is mostly on making documents more skimmable by suggesting bullet points instead of long lists in a sentence. The challenge here for a system like this, after all, is not just to suggest a basic rewrite or to break a long sentence into two, but to ensure that the sentence still has the same meaning in the larger context.

We’re trying to start expanding it beyond that, because you’re very limited if you don’t see beyond that what the larger context is,” he explained. “It’s currently just at the sentence level.