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# Draft Updates
- URL: https://chrisenns.com/2013/09/draft-updates/
- Published: 2013-09-18T12:00:00.000Z
- Updated: 2024-04-08T23:52:43.000Z
- Author: Chris Enns
- Tags: Uncategorized, #wp, #wp-post, #Import 2024-04-08 17:47, #ichris

Draft, found at [Draftin.com](https://draftin.com/?ref=chrisenns.com), is a great writing web app that I've used a bit but need to find a place for in my writing workflow because it's just such a great interface to write in.

With support for version control (the ability to go back to a previous version of your document), Markdown support, exporting to HTML, Markdown/text, Word .docx and Kindle .mobi it's a robust editor that you can use anywhere. Plus collaborative tools that enable you to share it with someone else for editing/co-writing as well as the ability to hire a pro copy-editor right within the app to improve your work make Draft all kinds of awesome[1](#fn1).

Nathan Kontny, the developer of Draft, recently updated it with a new feature he's calling "Hemmingyway Mode" which, when enabled:

> Draft will turn off your ability to delete anything in your document. You can only write at the end of what you've already written. You can't go back; only forward. To return to normal mode, use the same shortcut to turn Hemingway Mode off.

![Hemingway Mode](https://chrisenns.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Screen-Shot-2013-09-18-at-9.05.51-AM.png)

Another feature that's new to me, but I think it's been in Draft for awhile, is the daily quota which allows you to set a daily quota for yourself of how many words you would like to write each day - and Drafts can email you a reminder each day to motivate/annoy you to write.

![Draft Quota](https://chrisenns.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/Screen-Shot-2013-09-18-at-9.07.20-AM.png)

Draft is free to use and has an option to register and support Nathan's development of Draft for $3.99/month or $39.99/year.

It's worth checking out [Draft](https://draftin.com/?ref=chrisenns.com) if for no other reason than to see how a modern web application can disappear into the browser and feel like a native application.

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1. Footnote support too? Great! [↩](#fnref1)