Introducing Repetition Checker: Spot Repeated Words Like a Hawk
The Easter Bunny dropped off a special treat for Easter this year…
Repetition Checker is now live for Writhm Pro users.
Repetition mode highlights reused words so you can see where you're repeating yourself too often
If you’ve ever wanted to highlight repeated words and reduce redundancy in your writing, this is for you.
Customizable settings for Repetition Checker include:
👉 How many times a word appears before it’s flagged
👉 Minimum word length that triggers repetition
👉 Max distance between repeated words
👉 Ignore common words and/or a list of custom words
👉 Adjust repetition highlight colors to suit your style
Here’s a quick look at the settings page and everything that is currently adjustable.
Adjust minimum occurrences, minimum word length, maximum word distance, and custom ignore list.
I’m PUMPED about this feature.
Other writing tools are woefully bad at flagging repeated words.
As a writer myself, this is going to help me spot overused terms and eliminate bad echoes in my work.
In addition to Repetition Checker, we’ve also made the following improvements:
👉 Focus Mode: You can now turn highlighting on and off, right from the Editor
👉 Better Mobile Experience: Cramped and jumbled menus have been addressed.
👉 Bug Fixes: Issues with ellipses and several other punctuation gremlins have been hunted down and resolved.
Check out the new features and let us know what you think. As always, remember to suggest and vote on what you want next.
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