Tell your story by answering a few questions, and Miraya will write and narrate your first session.
Free tool · Freewriting
Write freely, for as long as you choose
Choose a duration, start the timer, and write without rereading. A starter prompt is available if you want one. A blur mode hides your text so you can write discreetly. Nothing is sent or saved: when you finish, you can copy, download, or print it if you like.
No account or email required
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Free
Example
Example: a five-minute session
You choose 5 minutes, you accept the starter prompt “ This morning, what I notice is… ” and write without stopping, editing, or searching for the right idea. When the timer goes off (visually), you can finish your sentence. Around 100 to 150 words, sometimes less, sometimes more: this isn’t a goal.
Then you decide: erase everything, copy, download as a .txt file, or print. The tool never keeps your text.
Without JavaScript, this example and the explanations remain readable; the interactive tool requires JavaScript.
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Assumptions, method, and limitations
Assumptions
Free writing means writing without stopping, editing, or judging for a set amount of time. The timer provides a structure: you can finish your sentence when it ends, or stop sooner.
The word count is a simple count of character sequences separated by spaces; it doesn’t evaluate anything.
Method
The timer measures actual elapsed time and stays accurate after a pause. Blur mode applies a visual effect to the text area (the content isn’t changed) and disappears as soon as you uncheck the option. No network requests are made: the text isn’t transmitted, logged, or stored.
Limitations
The tool doesn’t analyze what you write or draw any conclusions from it. If writing brings up difficult emotions, you can stop at any time; if you’re in distress, talk to someone you trust or a professional. Remember to copy or download your text: it isn’t saved.
Frequently asked questions
How long should I write?
Five to ten minutes is enough for a first try. Some people prefer twenty minutes. There’s no ideal duration: choose one you can stick to without pressure.
Is my text read or saved?
No. It stays in your browser and disappears when you close the page. Nothing is sent.
What is blur mode for?
It’s for writing somewhere someone might be able to see your screen. The text stays blurred while the option is checked; uncheck it to read the text clearly.
Do I have to use the opening prompt?
No. You can edit it, come up with another one, or write without an opening prompt.
Can I keep my text?
Yes: copy it, download it as a .txt file, or print it. You decide where it goes.
Nothing you write or choose is sent: everything happens in your browser, and nothing is saved unless you save a file or print it yourself. These tools help you put ideas into words; they don’t analyze anything, make diagnoses, or replace professional support.
