A quieter 750 Words alternative

750 Words is where a lot of people first tried morning pages online. Buster Benson launched it in 2009 around one simple idea: write about three pages, roughly 750 words, every day, and the site keeps count. It's been running ever since, and it earned its loyal following.

Out of My Head starts from the same idea and takes the opposite direction on almost everything else. Where 750 Words adds points, badges and stats to keep you going, Out of My Head takes things away until only the page is left. Neither approach is wrong. They suit different people.

Side by side

Out of My Head750 Words
What you see while writingOnly your text. Menus fade after the first word.A writing page with your word count and site navigation.
MotivationA day streak and a warm background that brightens at your goal. No points.Points, badges, streaks and monthly challenges.
StatsOptional insights computed without AI; a weekly AI reflection only if you ask.Detailed stats about each entry, such as mood, themes and pace.
PromptsA greyed-out first line on the blank page, plus prompt series.Built around a blank page.
TimerType /20 for a 20-minute timer instead of a word goal.Word goal of 750.
PrivacyEvery page encrypted (AES-256-GCM) before storage, data in the EU.Entries are private to you. Check their site for storage details.
LanguagesEnglish and Polish.English.
PriceFree forever, or Pro at $4.99/mo or $39/yr with a 14-day trial.A paid subscription after a free trial. Check 750words.com for the current price.

Based on public information about 750 Words as of November 2026. Features and prices change, so check their site before deciding.

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What writing here feels like

You open the site and there's a page with today's date at the top. You can start typing straight away, without an account. After the first word the menu fades. There's no spellcheck underlining, no formatting toolbar and no publish button. A word count sits in the corner. As you write, the background slowly warms up, and when you hit your goal it brightens for a moment. That's the whole thing.

If you want structure, type / at the start of a line for a heading, a divider or a timer. If you don't know the method well yet, our guide to morning pages covers the rules and the usual doubts.


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