Worst Draft For Mac

Worst Draft is a writing tool that aims to help you stay focused and gather momentum by eliminating the option to edit the text or to have impromptu research sessions. The utility brings elementary word processing capabilities and works only in full-screen mode.

Within the Worst Draft greeting window, you get to decide if you want to open a previous project or start a new one. Note that Worst Draft can open only projects that have been saved using the .wd proprietary file format and has no importing capabilities.

The application automatically switches to full-screen mode and, in theory, you cannot switch to another utility while Worst Draft is running. However, you can use the Command + H hotkey to hide the app’s window and deal with other tasks without closing the app.

Moreover, even though the utility is not able to import documents, you can use the copy and paste function to add text to a new project (make sure to use the Control key instead of Command for the keyboard shortcut to work).

On the other hand, you cannot delete anything that you typed or edit the text in any way: the only customization option allows you to adjust the fonts size (normal or large).

Worst Draft is great for working on initial drafts because you get to write down your ideas without having the option to delete or edit anything.

The result is that your expression is not held down by details, and the flow is not interrupted by research sessions. The outcome can be easily exported to DOC, RTF, or TXT documents, and you get to use third party apps for the editing.

Worst Draft creates a distractions free environment where you get to write down your ideas without being constrained to deal with sophisticated editing options.

The Worst Draft app keeps all the distractions at bay, and you can switch to more suitable text editing solutions whenever you are ready for revising.