Write long content with AI without losing context
Wordin lets authors bloggers and screenwriters craft publication ready prose without leaving the page. A seamless interface inspired by Cursor continuously embeds the live document so the AI drafts edits, fixes canon and tracks timeline in real time.
đź‘‹ Hi Product Hunt! We built Wordin because every AI writing tool we tried broke our flow. Most apps rewrote the entire draft when you asked for a small tweak, and none truly understood the document already on screen. We love how Cursor lives inside VS Code for coders, so we asked: what would a Cursor-style agent look like for prose? What we ship: 1. Live context. Every keystroke is instantly embedded, so the agent sees the exact paragraph you are in and writes the next one without starting from
love the Cursor-style approach for prose. Writing is such a fluid process, and it’s great to see a tool that respects the structure and the writer’s flow instead of bulldozing it.
This looks interesting. I’ve used lex.page before and see some similarities. How would you describe your value proposition compared to Lex?
This is so smart. Most AI writing tools totally wreck my draft flow, but the “highlight and patch” thing here is exactly what I’ve been wishing for. Feels like it’ll actually work with me instead of starting from scratch every time. Can’t wait to try it.
No way, finally an AI that doesn’t forget what it wrote three paragraphs ago! This could save me hours editing my longer blog posts—does it handle chapters too?
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