How TypeWit works
Paste your formatted text, choose a rhythm, then review and approve. Learn how scheduled entry works in Google Docs and Microsoft Word.
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Paste your text
Paste formatted text or dictate it. Headings, bold, italics, bullets and highlights come with it.
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Choose a rhythm
Natural or Steady, a finish time, and a new or existing document. Then read and approve the exact text.
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Let it run
TypeWit enters the text on schedule. Pause, resume or stop from any device; Google Docs keeps going when you close the tab.
Choose the document you already use
Create a new Google Doc with your chosen title, or pick an existing one from Drive. Connect only the accounts and documents you want to use.
Review, pause, or change direction
Check supported formatting and approve the exact text before starting. Pause or stop whenever you need. Pro users can edit remaining text and settings while paused, approve again, and resume.
Writing blocks add long rests between periods of entry. Times are targets; outages, document conflicts and expired access may delay or stop continuation. Google controls how edits are grouped in version history.