Not Wanted
I wholeheartedly approve of the notion of finding an underserved market segment and building tools for them.<p>I have to worry, though, about naming problems. Draft sounds a lot like Final Draft, which serves a similar need; it's at draftin.com, which doesn't immediately come to mind when someone says "You should try this nifty writing software, it's called Draft."<p>Miscellaneous criticism: I have no idea of the pricing model. It's not obvious at all. The settings page is a horror: I love the idea that there's a big blob of text showing what you select, but asking people to type in the names of fonts is asking for tribble. Measuring fonts in ems instead of points is bizarre.<p>And the help link is an email address. Would it kill you to put up a FAQ or use the features list as documentation?