@naveed_rehman Hey, thanks for reaching out :) Google Docs is great. If you like it or love it, keep using it :) we created Kludd because we felt that the tools out there for platform independent writing and collaborating, had so much going on that obstructed your writing flow and pipeline. Too many features getting in the way. When you’re in the zone, you want your tools to work _with_ you and follow _your_ pace.
So we only brought in the stuff that you really need, to speed up your process, unblock your creativity and allow other to join when you’re on fire.
But we’d love to hear your take on this, what unwinds your writing and really gets you going. It can be anything, doesn’t have to be a feature or tool. Just a thought, an idea, a consideration or whatnot, can be the next step towards our next update.
@naveed_rehman To add to @andreas_roman's answer, it also works completely offline, so you can keep on working in transit e.g. and be sure that any updates are synced with your collaborators at the smallest sliver of connection.
I like that approach. I use this simplistic writing app called Simpletext on Mac for the reason… sometimes I just want to write in a clean environment. No bells and whistles distracting me. They don’t offer collab and I wouldn’t want them too. Your product has a place on the shelf for sure.
@andreas_roman@erik_hallgren working offline is interesting. I just tried it, and I appreciate you have made a very clean-looking app. Just a feature suggestion, what if your app also provides writing prompts? And if they could be filtered by "age level", school teachers might become your power users as they will use it to help their students improve writing skills.
@wadesellers Thank you for saying. Yes, there are many great writing tools out there for distraction-free creativity, and they all fill a purpose. We always felt there was one missing for the part where your writing grows outside yourself - when you share it with an editor, co-writer, friend, publisher, showrunner, critique, fellow student, teacher, actor, designer or whoever. Most tools assume some kind of professional context at some point, and sharing your work and collaborating through commenting, feedback, rewrites, revisions and updates is part of it. But it should be as easy as slick and just the writing itself.
Hello writers 👋
And that’s literally all of you, actually. Because we all write. Tell stories. And share them. In mails, texts, presentations, articles, novels, screen plays, video game scripts and forum posts. And we do it together. Writers, editors, publishers, actors, producers, directors, colleagues, friends, readers, students, teachers.
We at Future Memories (www.futurememories.se) have together with professionals in the field of writing and storytelling, created a product for all of you. Kludd is free from distractions and platform dependencies, but more importantly, it's made to collaborate. To grow and nurture your writing together. All those stories we just mentioned? All those people playing a part? Kludd is for all of you. And your friends.
We who built this, are Viktor Hesselbom, Erik Hallgren, P-A Gustafson, Pontus Börjesson and Andreas Roman.
This is just the first draft. We'd love your feedback, while we'll get cracking on the next update. But what we'd love even more, is if you start filling Kludd with your stories. That's why we built it, after all.
@pagustafsson It looks promising! Rn, it's throwing an error when I try to access: “Error - Request ID: 01GAKJ4AH52WDSRD6WP31K8H2E” Is Kludd overloaded?
As a screenwriter and novelist with multiple collaborators, I found myself unhappy and uninspired by my current software options.
Everytime I had to write, the clunky interface and complicated collaboration options were getting in the way of my writing flow. So, during a break from writing, I undertook a major project to investigate literally every writing program I could find. I tried over 50 and Kludd was by far the best. I was impressed my the beautiful, clean and minimalist interface. The way it handles collaboration and version history is unparalleled.
It takes all the stress out of the process. No more worrying about changes you don't like and wading through endless strikethroughs and approvals. Kludd provides everything you need while getting out of your way and letting you write. I'm now making excellent progress on some short stories, a novel and a screenplay.
I can't wait to see how Kludd develops and I encourage every writer to try it out.
Kludd is at par with Notion or any great notetaking apps out there. It's also a great mind mapping tool for multiple users. It's definitely a user-centered writing tool because the overall feel of Kludd is very clean and helps eliminate too many features that end up as distractions. This is for people who wants the most effective writing tool which is blank paper with just enough efficient features that will boost productivity and I would also like to mention that it constantly and consistently improves. They also take their users seriously like for instance; you would like to pitch them some ideas on where to improve, Hannah Miklin (Interaction Designer) is very responsive to my queries and recommendations, she even gives me updates on Kludd's new features from time to time. Overall, Kludd and its team is far beyond expectations, and I can't wait for it to be recognized as one the greatest writing app out there.
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