What is Calmly Writer?
Traditional word processors frequently inundate users with an array of formatting options, which can distract from the core act of writing. In contrast, Calmly Writer offers a minimalist editing experience that emphasizes clarity of thought through its clean, user-friendly interface. This application is designed to improve your writing journey by eliminating distractions the moment you start typing. By activating the "focus mode," you can concentrate solely on the paragraph at hand, ensuring your focus remains intact. The text formatting process is simplified, allowing styles to be applied either by selecting text and clicking on the desired options or by employing keyboard shortcuts and markdown. Additionally, any document tab that was previously open will automatically reopen when you start the application, and if a document was not saved, a backup will be readily accessible. Calmly Writer also monitors your writing progress by displaying the word and character count, while providing the ability to set personalized writing goals. Users can customize their experience by choosing from a variety of themes, including light, dark, dark blue, dune, and an old-school mode that evokes nostalgia, all contributing to a more enjoyable writing atmosphere. Overall, Calmly Writer seeks to foster an environment conducive to creativity, enabling your ideas to flow without hindrance. With its emphasis on simplicity and focus, this tool proves invaluable for anyone looking to enhance their writing practice.
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Calmly Writer hidden costs
Updated: Mar 01 2023SummarySince theres no info about this anywhere, I'll call it a simple scam.
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NegativeAll one can find is information about a one time fee.
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Calmly is the best distraction-free word editor for me
Date: Mar 19 2023SummaryI have no problems with either the free web version of the [cheap] premium version for Windows, Mac, or ?Chromebook? according to their site. I'm going to try running the web version on my small Samsung tablet to use as a word processor with a little typewriter-esque keyboard because that sounds like a good time to me. But hey, I'm a weirdo who collects mechanical keyboards, books, and now typewriters. And software I think will help me that I never end up using. Calmly Writer isn't one of those. I genuinely use it all the time. I'd use it even more if I could be more focused and less scattered.
Speaking of, I'm trying to learn how to use Obsidian to help with the scattered issue. It can't make me more focused or motivated, nor can it make me a better writer, but I hope it can help me better organize my research and, with it, my thoughts.
I'm a Calmly convert. My advice? BUY IT. But you need to at least TRY it! It's free. So, duh.
And my message to the one other reviewer: Check your CC statements and practice web safety. Don't blame Calmly when the fault is either yours via negligence or mistake. Please, please, please people. Stop blaming broke indie devs who do this as a passion side project - FOR US - when you don't understand something. ASK FOR HELP!PositiveCalmly is like a markdown editor (sort of?) for writers. I still don't get what all the hype is about with markdown. I get that pure text files will still be readable post-apocalypse as long as one computer exists (or whatever that crowd goes on and on about) but beyond that? It's quick and "easy" to format if you learn a lot of new shortcuts/syntax, taking of valuable brain space better spent on things related to actually writing. Back to Calmly:
It's pretty! Well, mine is. You can set yours however you want, but mine is a deep navy background with an orchid purple font. Don't ask me how this isn't distracting, it just isn't. Granted, this is the paid-for (very cheap!) desktop version, not the free web version, so it has more customization options.
It is somehow actually soothing. I'm a stress-writer. And eater. And, well, I'm sure you get the point. I write when I'm stressed and writing ([well] or trying to, anyway) stresses me out. But I don't see or feel any of the noise when I'm using Calmly.
There's no risk to using the free web version, forever or just to try, unless that is, you don't want to replace your current writer/editor. In which case, what are you doing here?!NegativeThe person who reviewed before me didn't know what they were talking about, so I guess that's a con that's not at all the fault of Calmly. I bought this software in November 2022 and did not get charged at all beyond the first time. Make sure you're signing up for the right stuff, read the fine print, don't go to crappy websites, use an adblocker and don't click shady links, and run MalwareBytes, because you (dear other reviewer) clearly have something else going on.
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