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I think you'll find that TrueNovelist just about fulfils your requirements. Free, online with a management suite. Here's some blurb from the site Organize your writing and research in a way th...
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2020-01-04T14:20:53Z (over 4 years ago)
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2019-12-08T04:07:47Z (over 4 years ago)
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I think you'll find that [TrueNovelist](https://www.truenovelist.com/) just about fulfils your requirements. Free, online with a management suite. Here's some blurb from the site > Organize your writing and research in a way that makes sense to you. Create separate folders for characters, places, research, and more. You can create as many folders and scenes as you like. > > Nothing is more motivating than knowing how much progress you have made on your story. See daily statistics on your words per minute, overall words typed, and more. > > Set daily word count goals, and track your overall progress. View the last few days and see how many times you have reached your goal. > > Doing a little bit of experimental writing on a scene? Take snapshots of your work, so you can rollback to an earlier version at any time. > > Work is autosaved to the cloud as soon as you stop typing - work anywhere you have an internet connection. Another online alternative is [Yarny](https://yarny.me/)
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2017-12-07T20:24:08Z (over 6 years ago)
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