Your words disappear as you write them.
Not a glitch — the point. When you can’t see what you just wrote, you can’t stop to fix it. You just keep moving. That’s how the draft actually gets written.
You already know the advice: write first, edit later. You’ve never quite managed it — the words are right there, begging to be corrected. Here, going back isn’t discouraged. It’s impossible.
Oblivion
Write, then let it go. No account, nothing saved anywhere. When you finish, your words are destroyed — no copy, no undo. You’ll never read them again, and that’s what makes them honest.
Reminiscence
Write now, meet it later. Your words are encrypted in your browser and sealed until a date you choose. You can’t open it early. No one can read it in between — not even us. Then one day it arrives, and you meet what you wrote with fresh eyes.
Zero-knowledge encryption · No sharing, no public letters · No streaks, no goals · Works in any browser, nothing to install
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