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Even a
short story can fall short of words when your mind skips the ideas that you had
last night. Writing a compelling short story requires lots of efforts than your
imagination. Before you start writing a piece, you scribble and fumble for
words and sometimes it might take hours to weave the story. Oh Lord, what a
pain to bear with? Being a short story writer, I still struggle and thus, I
researched for some useful apps to make my work easy. To my surprise, Android
technology has already developed some amazing apps to help writers like us. Thus,
I summed up some of the most useful Android apps below for a writer like you:
1. Story tracker
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| Oh, I am tired of tracking all! |
Keeping a
track of submitted stories, articles to several publications can be a
pain-in-the-neck task. If you’re a freelancer or writer and you want to keep
track of your submitted work, then you should have this android app called
Story Tracker. Story Tracker lets you track the time, date, submitted post and
a complete history. So before you buzz your publisher check the status of the
same. This must-have app saves your precious time while you do something more
productive.
Available on – Android
Price – Well, not wanted to
disappoint but it’s a chargeable app.
2. Sticky notes
Android has
taken care of every genre and niche. Hence, it thought of sticky notes app
which is quite useful for everyone including writers. Don’t let your ideas fly
away instead put them on sticky notes. You can download it on your mobile as
well as on your desktop. Stick together and let your electric pen do the
wonder.
Available on – The mobile and
desktop version is available. All you need to download it.
Price – It’s free, free and absolutely
free.
3. Merriam Webster dictionary
A writer’s
game is all around words. Having a good dictionary in hand and you’re already up
in the game. Merriam Webster dictionary app will ensure that you never fall
short of words.
Available on – Android
Price – Let your app work for you ditch that old
dictionary for a while.
4. Spotify
Spotting a
great music is an art and letting the music writes you a great piece is a smart
art. Yes, music is so magical that it can inspire you to create unforgettable characters,
scene, intriguing plots and more. Spotify has been creating buzz in headlines
everyday and you shouldn’t be deprived of this super app. You can download Spotify
right on your mobile phone, hear awesome music and inspire your writing soul.
Available on – Android
Price – It is a free app but paid version
lets you turn off the irritating ads.
5. Writing prompts
I swear to
this great app as a writer we tend to fall short of ideas and wonder on which
topic to write. Writing prompts will give you countless prompts in order to let
your creative juices flow and let writer’s factory be in work all the time.
Available on – Android
Price – Great
news! This is also a free app
I would
like to know which app did you try and which one of the apps you found most
useful. Leave your comments below!
Till then
Be Appy!
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