Ensō: write now, edit later
I am amateur (but wannabe professional) fiction writer. When I see this type of tool I realize that I have a conceptual misalignment with some (most?) writers in regarding to focus, editing, flow.<p>For me, editing <i>is</i> part of the flow. I like to edit things as they go through my head, as part of my state of flow, not as a separate chore from which I have to “protect” my draft writing from.<p>I think of it as an analogy from sculpting. The first draft writing is getting the amorphous block into a rough shape of, e.g., a hand. Then, editing is the fine work to make the bones, skin wrinkles and veins of the hand to make it perfect.<p>In this analogy, the editing is the hardest, most focus demanding, most detail-oriented work that requires no distractions.<p>But just offering my perspective here. A good thing about having more software developers in the world is the  diversity of tools available for diverse people. So I am happy that this exists.