Tools for Writing and Publishing

Grammar, style, newsletters — the writing stack, plus our small text utilities.

Writing well is a text-editor + a proofreader + a place to publish. The big-three tools (Grammarly, Hemingway, Substack or Ghost) cover 95% of what most writers need — we don't try to build our own versions.

Where we CAN help: turning a title into a URL slug, counting words for length targets, comparing two drafts side by side, generating placeholder text for mockups, and reading your work back aloud (yes, actually — see our text-to-speech).

Or reach for a broader tool

Third-party products that fit this use case. Our built-in tools cover the small technical jobs; these cover the bigger workflows around them. External links, hand-picked, not sponsored.

ToolPricingBest forTier
Grammarly
AI writing assistant for grammar, style, and tone.
Free (basics) · Premium from $12/moAnyone whose writing is read by others — professional emails, blog posts, essays.Freemium
Hemingway Editor
Prose polisher that flags complex, passive, and long sentences.
Free (web app) · Desktop app $19.99 one-timeBloggers, essayists, and content writers who want tighter, clearer prose.Freemium
Substack
Newsletter platform with built-in monetisation.
Free · Substack takes 10% of paid subscription revenueWriters who want to publish a newsletter without becoming a webmaster.Free
Ghost
Professional publishing platform for newsletters and memberships.
Starter from $9/mo (1,000 members) · self-host free (open source)Serious independent publishers who want a full-featured publishing business without Substack's 10% take.Paid

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