: Re: Writing productivity trackers I'm looking for an exhaustive writing tracker, either software or a spreadsheet. ideally, the basic things it would need to track are word count per session, projects

While Excel is good at tracking data, and I use Scrivener for all of my writing, you may want to look at Pacemaker. It's a free web service, and a great way to set goals and enter progress.

It will automatically adjust based on your progress, and creates charts that you can vary several different ways (more on weekends? front-load?).

I highly recommend it.

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