For Anyone With Something to Say
You don't need to be a writer. You just need to say it.
A story, a memory, an idea, a letter you have been meaning to write. Say it out loud or jot it down, and The Womb turns it into writing you can keep or share, in your own words.
Opening to new creators soon — get in early.
The things worth saying mostly stay in your head.
A story you tell at dinner. A lesson you learned the hard way. Something you want the people you love to know. It never gets written, because a blank page is much harder than talking.
The blank page is the hard part
Talking comes easily. Starting with an empty document does not.
Life is full
There is never a clear afternoon to sit down and write it properly, so it waits.
Most tools put words in your mouth
You want it to sound like you. This one writes only from what you said, and checks the result so a made-up quote or number does not get through.
How it works
Three steps. No blank page.
Step 1
Bring what you've got
A voice memo, a recording, an old draft or your notes. Or just start talking it through.
Step 2
Teach it your voice, once
A short interview so it learns how you really talk, and keeps it sounding like you.
Step 3
Write everything, in your voice
Essays, letters, a blog post, a newsletter or a whole book, drawn from what you actually said, never invented.
Not a mockup — this is the real thing
Dear Sam,
I have been meaning to tell you something for a while. It is not complicated. I just never found the right moment.
Say it out loud. Get it written down.
Record a voice memo or paste your notes. You get something you can read, change and keep, in your own words. You decide what stays.
From notes to a book you can hold
When you are ready for more, write a book chapter by chapter, format it for print and e-book, design the cover, and plan the launch, all in the same place.
What's already in you
Everywhere you want to say it.
What you have to say deserves to be written down.
Get on the list now: no cost, no commitment, just first access when the doors open.