Peecho Blog 4 Tools that will help you become a better writer

4 Tools that will help you become a better writerOf course, in the end you will have to do it yourself and no one is going to write that story for you. But a little help doesn't do any harm. If you search for ''writer tools'' you will get tons of hits. We made it easy for you: according to us, these are the four most helpful tools to help you become a better writer.1. 750 words750 words is about ''brain dumping'': getting rid of your thoughts without worrying about spelling grammar or right sentences. The idea is to write three pages every morning and write down everything that comes into your head. Clearing your mind will get the ideas flowing for the rest of the day. So how does it work? Just sign up and get started. All of your stories will be stored online and stay private. After using the tool for a while, you can view your statistics. You can see how often you get distracted, how fast you write, your most common mood and what you are most concerned about. The website says that 3 days of writing gets the flywheel of motivation going. Let's start writing!2. GrammarlyWhen you are not only writing for yourself and you want to publish your text, it is nice to know that your text is written correctly. Grammarly is a free tool that you can add to Chrome. The tool eliminates 250 grammar errors, it has a contextual spelling checker and a word choice optimizer based on your context. The tool also explains your mistakes to you in order to help you become a better writer. Emails, essays or social media posts: Grammarly works wherever you write online. 3. Twinword WriterWriter's block: we all know what it's like. You want to write but somehow you are stuck and your mind is not working with you. From now on, Twinword Writer is here to help you out. The tool will detect when you pause and get stuck on a word and automatically open a box of alternative words you can use. You can search for relevant words in the alternatives or click any word to get more suggestions. Install Twinword and don't waste any more time opening your browser to find synonyms. 4. TwordsThe app that nudges you to write: that is what Twords calls itself. This app doesn't only track how much you write everyday, but also if you have been editing enough. By writing down stuff like where you are writing each time or reasons why you didn't write, you can learn a lot about yourself and discover patterns. You can also ask other Twords-users to be your accountability buddy and they will notify you when you didn't write for a while. And you can become an accountability buddy yourself and help out other writers. Have you been writing and did you create something you would like to share with other bookworms? Become a Peecho self-publisher! Just upload your file and install the free print button on your website or share the free print link via social media or email. You can also send us an email (kenneth@peecho.com) and we will help you get started!