Saw this list of free writing apps earlier and it's kind of wild how much stuff they threw in there. They have
Wispr Flow in there for brainstorming out loud which sounds pretty cool if you're tired of typing everything manually. I also noticed
Hemingway Editor and
Grammarly on the list, but that feels a bit redundant since most people are already using those to death. It's weird seeing
Miro categorized as writing software though. I usually just use it for mapping out complex logic flows or messy diagrams. Also saw
GPTZero mentioned for checking AI content which is always a fun rabbit hole to fall down when you're paranoid about detectors. I've been playing around with some new markdown plugins lately that basically do half of this stuff anyway without needing a separate app open. It's getting hard to keep track of which tool does what when everything has its own little ecosystem. I still can't live without Google Docs for anything important
full read:
https://zapier.com/blog/writing-editing-apps