I had a project similar to this this a few years ago, but it also organized your writing into chapters, save to and load from Dropbox or Google Drive, analyze your text for word usage and phrase repetition, berated you for not coming back to the site more often, and generated EPUB packages[0]. Two friends of mine used it to write and complete book projects after years of not being successful at motivating themselves to write.<p>I just recently shut it down, because I couldn&#x27;t figure out any way to monetize it that wouldn&#x27;t involve destroying the minimal aesthetic, and I didn&#x27;t want to keep losing money on the hosting costs anymore.<p>If you&#x27;re interested in checking it out for yourself, though, I published the code on GitHub: <a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.github.com&#x2F;capnmidnight&#x2F;JWD" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.github.com&#x2F;capnmidnight&#x2F;JWD</a><p>It&#x27;s 100% client-side JS code. It was my first SPA project that I put real, significant effort into. Now, I work on virtual reality junk in the browser.<p>[0] Though Amazon has an effective monopoly on eBooks and they don&#x27;t support EPUB, there is a converter from EPUB to their proprietary format. I had always wanted to make it automatic, though.