Reproof
The writing app for perfectionists.
What it does
Write. Rewrite. Revise. Reproof — the writing app for perfectionists. With paragraph versions, clippings to save cut bits for later, side-by-side documents, full-featured markdown and rich text support, selective find and replace, and proofreading, it's built around how writers work. Draft ideas, reword until it clicks, cut the darlings that don't fit, rearrange sections into a better flow, proofread, then paste into any CMS or newsletter app. It's the app to write until you get it right.
Write. Rewrite. Revise. Reproof — the writing app for perfectionists. Designed to help you write until you get it right.
It happens, instead, with bursts of inspiration, stream-of-consciousness first drafts, rushed prose, rewritten ledes, and rewritten codas. With darlings left on the cutting floor, with passages reworked until little resemblance of the first draft remains. Most writing tools hide that hard work, with rewritten words erased from the page and darlings killed forever. But writing is exploration. The first sentence you write is seldom the best; the bit you cut now might fit better down the page. Rewrite paragraphs as many times as you want. Swap between takes to see which sounds best. Clip paragraphs to save them for later. Clean things up, with proofreading suggestions, with selective find and…from reproof.app
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