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Finish Your Book with Writing Challenges

Our writing challenges bring the excitement and structure of a timed writing event, anytime you want. Create your own challenge or join a group, and let Word Keeper update your stats automatically. Stay focused on your project, compare progress with friends, and earn badges along the way.

Here's how it works:

  • Set a Goal. Pick when to start, how long it lasts, and how many words to write.

  • Track Progress Automatically. Writing sessions in Word Keeper update your stats in real time.

  • Earn Badges. Unlock milestones as you reach your targets.

  • Go Solo or With a Group. Stay focused on your own project, or join friends for extra accountability.

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466,520,059

Total Words Tracked

71y, 104d, 17h

Total Time Tracked

333,854

Sessions Logged

4,136

Projects Completed

Word Keeper

The Word Count Tracker That Turns Goals Into Habits.

Word Keeper is a fast, reliable writing tracker. Track word count and time across sessions, visualize progress with 70+ charts, set daily and project goals, and maintain writing streaks. Whether you're writing a novel, poetry, or building a daily habit, Word Keeper helps you stay consistent and motivated.

Every word counts. Let's track them.

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