Most editors count your words. This one reads them — seven readability
formulas, eight prose lenses, and a dashboard drawn from your own text
while you type.
No account needed to start. Nothing leaves your browser unless you ask
it to.
Try it — edit this paragraph
Sheet 01 — Workspaces
Four letters, four rooms.
One document, four ways of looking at it. Switch with Ctrl1–4; the page never moves and your undo history
comes with you.
W
Write
A real page with a ribbon. Press / for blocks, or just type
Markdown — ## becomes a heading, **bold**
becomes bold, -- becomes an em dash, the moment you finish
the pattern.
The same page, with the report beside it. Eight lenses paint their
findings straight onto your words — without touching your markup, so
nothing can be corrupted by being looked at.
Seven readability formulas, median-averaged
One-press fixes where the shorter form is unambiguous
Find & replace with regex and a live concordance
V
Visualize
A dashboard computed from the live text, so it moves while you write.
Sentence rhythm, word frequency, difficulty by paragraph, section by
section — every chart with a table view behind it.
Colour validated for colour-vision deficiency, light and dark
Scope any chart to a single section
Texture channel for greyscale printing
O
Organize
The library. Templates to start from, tags to group by, search that
reads inside your documents, snapshots that survive a bad afternoon,
and a backup you can carry away.
Version history with preview and restore
Full-text search across titles, tags and body
Import and export without lock-in
Sheet 02 — Reading
Eleven ways it reads your prose.
Eight are about how a sentence reads. Three are about whether the
document agrees with itself — the terminology checks that technical
writing always needs and almost never gets. Every one is a heuristic,
not a verdict: wivo shows you what it found and leaves the judgement
where it belongs.
Classical measures, computed in the page: Flesch reading ease,
Flesch–Kincaid, Gunning fog, SMOG, Coleman–Liau, the automated readability
index and LIX. No model, no inference, no upload — the same number every
time, for reasons you can check.
Sheet 03 — Drawing
What a document looks like.
These are rendered right now, in this page, from the sample paragraph in
the hero. Edit it and watch them move.
Sheet 04 — Custody
You choose where the work lives.
Three options, and you can mix them per document. Two of them mean we
could not read your writing even if we were asked to.
01
In this browser
The default. No account, no upload, no network call.
Documents live in your browser's own storage. Start writing in a second
with nothing to sign up for. Take a backup before you clear site data.
Free · no account02
Downloaded as a file
HTML, Markdown, plain text, PDF — or a sealed .wivo.
Set a password and the file is encrypted in your browser before it is
written to disk. Put it anywhere: a USB stick, a shared drive, an email.
The password never leaves the machine.
AES-256-GCM · optional password03
In your wivo cloud
Synced across your machines, on object storage in the EU.
Tick encrypt and the document is sealed before it is uploaded.
We store the ciphertext and cannot open it — not for support, not for an
administrator, not for anyone. Leave it unticked and full-text search
works server-side instead.
Cloudflare R2 · zero-knowledge option
The honest trade-off
Client-side encryption and server-side features are genuinely opposed. A
sealed document cannot be full-text searched on the server, previewed in a
share link without its password, or recovered if you forget that password
— and an administrator cannot open it either. That last part is the point.
wivo makes the choice explicit, per document, instead of choosing quietly
on your behalf.
Sheet 05 — Plans
Start free. Pay when it earns it.
Local
Free
Everything that runs in the browser. Which is nearly everything.
No sign-up, no tour, no empty-state onboarding. A blank page and a caret,
and a report waiting for the moment you have written something worth
measuring.