DripWriter 1.1 — draft-then-revise

What's new in 1.1

Draft, then go back and edit. DripWriter now types like someone actually writing: it lays
down a rough draft (leaving a lowercase sentence-start, a mistyped word, or a dropped comma), then
re-reads, arrows back to each spot, fixes it, and returns to the end — capitalization, typos,
punctuation. The final text still matches your input exactly.

Grounded in keystroke-logging writing research: bursts of typing separated by planning pauses
(often 2 s+) at sentence boundaries, and shorter pauses during revision.

It's on by default in Max Human mode (⌘3), or toggle "Draft, then go back & edit" in any mode.

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Download & install

1. Download DripWriter.zip below and unzip it. Move DripWriter.app to Applications.
2. First launch (open-source, not notarized): right-click → Open → Open, or
   System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, or
   xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/DripWriter.app.
3. Grant Accessibility when prompted — the app auto-detects it (no restart).

Requirements

• macOS 13 or later — universal binary, runs on both Intel and Apple Silicon.

Full docs: README · Landing page