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7 Of The Best Writing Prompts Apps You Need To Try

Stumped about what to write today?

You’re in good company.

There’s no shame in admitting that, either.

Even the best writers have days when they could use a little help.

Whether you’re journaling or brainstormi ng ideas for a new story, book, or blog post, a writing prompts app could change everything.

And after looking through the list below, you’ll have a better idea of which prompt app will help you the most.

Read on to find a new favorite.

1. Rory’s Story Cubes by Asmodee Digital: Android and iOS

2. prompted journal—guided self-care journaling by darling apps (plum studio, inc.): android or ios, 3. the brainstormer by tapnik / excite engineering, llc: android and ios.

• 4. Lists for Writers by Thinkamingo: Android and iOS    

5. Writing Prompts from Writing.com: Android and iOS

6. daily prompt writing app by daily prompt, ltd.:  ios only, 7. writing prompts—an online community by bew technologies: android only, 7 writing prompts apps you should try.

We’ve picked seven of our favorite daily writing prompts apps for you to explore. Make a note of the features that appeal to you most.

Based on the award-winning game using nine physical dice covered in symbols, this app allows you to generate story ideas wherever you are. If you’ve got your mobile phone, you now have a way to spark new connections in your mind with a virtual roll of the dice.

One shake of your device gets the dice rolling. Once they settle, each die shows a simple drawing — like a lock, a compass, a flower, a word bubble, etc. Players can use the images in any order to create a new story idea .

The original game’s website offers helpful tips for using the dice.

Top Features:  

• Image prompts using six-sided virtual dice
• Allows you to take pictures of the dice and lock dice in play
• No winners or losers—just storytellers

Price:   $1.99

Even if you love your journaling habit, some days you could probably use a little help thinking about what to write. And if you’ve been putting self-care on the back burner, this journaling app could change that.

Described as a “ daily journal for self-compassion,” Prompted Journal makes it easier to prioritize your daily check-in with yourself. The longer and more regularly you use the app, the more clearly you can see your growth from the day you started.

You can even create a PDF of your journal entries, organized by prompt or by date.

• 100+ writing prompts, which cycle every 3-4 months
• Write letters to your past and future self.
• Scroll through entries for each prompt to see your progress
• Create PDFs of journal entries to print.

Price:   Free

This writing prompt generator uses a three-part wheel (with a vintage look) that you spin to get three terms or phrases. The outer wheel gives you your story’s subject. The middle wheel gives you the style or setting for the story. The inner wheel gives you the conflict.

Not every combination will get your imagination whirring, but each word has been carefully selected to maximize your chance of quickly finding a prompt that lights you up and gets the ideas flowing.

Approach each spin’s results with a “What if?” question and see where it leads you.

• Different wheels available for purchase: Character, World, Creature, etc.
• Spin the wheels as many times as necessary to get a result that sparks interest.
• Create new wheels or edit existing ones, and share your results.

Price:   $0.99 (Android) or $1.99 (iOS)

4. Lists for Writers by Thinkamingo: And r oid and i OS    

This app delivers a huge variety of lists writers of all skill levels will find useful—including names, character traits , obsessions, occupations, settings, action verbs , and plenty more.

Whether you’re looking for something specific or you just want to browse the lists for inspiration, if you’re a storyteller, this is one app you’ll be using often. The list of different hues for each color is reason enough to give it a try.

Selecting any topic from the master list takes you to more specific categories which then lead to more specific terms with brief definitions. This app replaces a bookshelf worth of reference materials and keeps them at your fingertips wherever you go.

• Shuffle and search features make it easier to find what you need.
• Color-coded master list shows a collapsed version of the lists available.
• General categories link to more specific lists and defined terms.

Price:   $2.99

With over 800 text prompts and hundreds of visuals, this app guarantees multiple millions of options for storytelling. You have your choice of five prompt generators: news (current events), scenes, sketches, texts, and words.

View your prompts in landscape or portrait orientation. Scroll through their database of 600 creative writing prompts and save the ones you like. Swipe through your list of favorites to find the perfect prompt for the moment.

If you’re hungry for more material, add up to four additional packs of prompts through in-app purchasing.

• Shake your device or swipe to change prompts.
• Add an unlimited number of prompts to your “Favorites” to save them for later.
• 400 scene elements, 450 words, 60 sketches, 10 colors, 80+ genres, and more.

Build a daily writing habit with this app, which gives you a new writing prompt every day, along with the option of giving and receiving feedback from other writers in their community. Connect with and follow your favorites for more inspiration and support.

Upgrade your account to Daily Prompt Premium (in-app purchase) to access over 600 carefully crafted writing prompts, advanced writer insights, and unlimited access to their weekly writing competitions.

Premium membership also lets you write an unlimited number of daily entries, with unrestricted word count .

If you’re looking for something similar for Android, check out the next option.

• Daily writing prompts (600+ with Premium)
• Weekly writing competitions (and unlimited entries with Premium)
• Read pieces from other writers in the community and give/receive feedback.

Price:   Free (with in-app purchases)

When you download this app, it invites you to sign in using your Google account. Once in, you can tap on a specific genre or just scroll through prompts posted by writers in the community. Tap on the heart to “like” it. Click on the coin to “give coins” to the writer.

You can then either read the stories already written for that prompt or write one of your own.

The toolbar at the bottom of your screen takes you to your prompts feed, your home page — where you can follow other writers and r ead their prompts — your story feed, or your notifications page.

If you have suggestions for improving the app, write to them at [email protected] .

• Prompts posted by other writers give you an inexhaustible source of inspiration.
• Write and share your stories and give/receive feedback to/from other writers.
• Share your own prompts to inspire other writers in the community.

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Write your heart out with mindful prompts and daily inspiration. Get all the energy and skill you need to write better with only one minute of your time everyday. Being a writer and poet we all end up with a writer's block. Why? It could be many reasons but what If I told you that you could master yourself against writer's block once and for all. You can level up your skills in writing, poetry, and essay as a writer. You can improve essay writing to a professional level by regularly using our app. Call of Writing is a writing app that helps you beat writer’s block by challenging you to write without thinking. You can set a time or number of words and start a challenge. If you stop, all your writing progress will be lost. ● Learn to focus when you write an essay or a poem. Find brilliant writing ideas for your stories, poetry, and songs that are lost between all the frustration and overthinking. ● If you are working on a book or story, our app is perfect for you. Find ideas and write them down without caring about the details. ● Daily reminders to write for a minute or two will help you keep improving your writing skills. You can write ideas for songs, essays, and poetry quickly and edit them later in our editor. ● Use our writing app as a book creator and for brainstorming new ideas. Once your ideas are on paper, you can write and organize them into something productive and professional. ● Daily writing prompts help you write on hundreds of words, phrases, and starting lines to start your story or poem. We have writing prompts in fiction, non-fiction that will help you get started. ● Submit writing prompts and poetry ideas. We will add them to our database of ever-growing writing prompts. They will help all writers and poets in writing. ● Whether you are writing a poem, a story, a song, or even a book. Our app helps you bring ideas you never thought you would be able to find. ● Participate in our daily poetry & writing prompts and challenges to win and get featured on our social handles. We have a great community of writers and poets who will love to know about you. Read poetry from daily writing prompt winners. Get recognized as a writer and poet in our community. Earn rewards as a poet with your poetry and writing skills. ● Improve your vocabulary & learn a new word every day with our word of the day feature that will suggest a new word with definitions and examples. ● Start as a rookie writer and become a ninja. As you write daily in our app, you will gain more HP. Reach higher levels to unlock writing challenges and word prompts. ● Writing challenges are time and word-based. Select one to start writing. ● Dark mode at night helps you to write even at night without straining your eyes. ● Use the built-in editor to edit your writings and refine them. Create first drafts quickly and get your story on paper. ● Share your writings with your friends and on other apps as you wish. ● Invite your friends to write on writing prompts and take daily challenges. ● Back up and restore your writing when switching your phone. You can back up your writing and poetry and restore it later. ● Save your writing to your phone's storage. Open it in any editor to refine and edit. What you write before you send it to someone or post it on social media! ● Use hardcore mode to write without seeing what you have written. Look ahead in your story instead of worrying about what you have written. I hope our app proves to be the best writing app for you. And you get to improve yourself as a writer and poet. Best of Luck! Call of Writing uses ads to support future app development. Privacy Policy: https://callofwriting.com/privacy

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I found this from an Instagram post along with a few others for writers and this one called out to me the most. It can give you a touch of anxiety when the walls start to close in but it’s great because you don’t have time to think. You just type and type and type whatever comes to mind. It’s great for your first draft and getting words documented. Once you complete the challenge, you can copy to word or Google docs. It’s great for authors or maybe even students rushing to get homework done. Love this app.

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I do not find myself using this app that often, mostly out of not "needing" to get out of a writers block very often, but every time I do, I escape it very quickly. I am pleased with the quality of the app; no issues for me, and I am able to find my work to copy over to my documents easily. I would appreciate a customization of the "timeout" period that happens when you stop writing for a bit, but otherwise, I enjoy using it :)

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Whether you want to fill a spare moment with a bit of creative fun, or need inspiration for a writing project, here are five creative writing apps that could help.

They’re all free to use, and I’ve included a mix of iOS and Android options. I have an iPhone myself, but also a handy  emulator on my laptop which lets me try out and enjoy apps designed for Android devices.

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Paperblanks® journal prompts.

This attractive app offers a mix of self-reflective and story prompts, so you can use your writing time for self-discovery or to unleash your imagination. You can tailor the type of prompts given to you by choosing from a range of categories, including Personal/Introspective, Story-A-Day and Just For Fun. Or you can enable all categories to enjoy a pot luck approach! Save the prompts you particularly like using the favourites feature and return to them with fresh eyes later.

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Call of Writing

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If you are ready to learn more about Generative AI while having fun and building cool stuff, check out PartyRock.aws . You can experiment, learn all about prompt engineering, build mini-apps, and share them with your friends — all without writing any code or creating an AWS account. You can also start with an app that has been shared with you and remix it to further enhance and customize it.

Using PartyRock To get started, I visit https://partyrock.aws/ , click Sign in , and log in using my Apple, Amazon, or Google account:

After authenticating, I am on the front page of PartyRock. I can review some sample apps, or I can click Build your own app to get started:

I can enter a description of the app that I want to build and use PartyRock’s Generative AI to get a running start, or I can built it myself on a widget-by-widget basis:

I am knee-deep in blog posts for AWS re:Invent right now. While most of my colleagues patiently wait for their draft to be ready, a few of them are impatient and keep asking me (this is the adult version of “Are we there yet?”). While I try to maintain a sense of humor about this, I sometimes get just a bit snarky with them. Let’s see if PartyRock can help. I enter my prompt and click Generate App:

My app ( Snarky Patient Blogger ) is ready within a few seconds, and I enter some input to see if the output has sufficient snark for my needs:

That looks great, so let’s take it apart and see how it works!

The application ( Snarky Patient Blogger ) has two widgets: User Input and Snarky Response . I click the Edit icon on the first widget, and see that it has a title, loading text, and a default value. The title allows widgets to reference each other by name:

This simple widget encapsulates a call to the Amazon Bedrock InvokeModel function. The widget specifies the use of the Claude v2 model, and a simple prompt, which references the User Input widget. I can experiment by changing either one, saving the change, and waiting a second or two for the result. For example, changing the model to Claude Instant gives me a slightly different response:

Now I want a visual representation of the reply. I’ll use a Text Generation widget to find the most important nouns in the response, and an Image Generation widget to visualize the results. I add the first widget and use a simple prompt:

I test it by clicking the Retry icon and the output looks perfect:

I add the Image Generation widget, and fiddle with the prompt a bit. After a minute or two I have what I want:

The finished app looks like this:

Once I am happy with the app, I can Make public and Share :

The finished app is at https://partyrock.aws/u/jeffbarr/E-FXPUkO7/Snarky-Patient-Blogger and you are welcome to play with it. You can also log in and click Remix to use it as the starting point for an even better app of your own.

But Wait, There’s More As is usually the case with my blog posts, I did not have room to show you every last feature in detail. Here are a few that I skipped:

Empty App – I used the App Builder in my example, but I can also choose Start from an Empty App , select my widgets, and set them up as desired:

Remix – I can start with an existing app (mine or another public one) and Remix it to customize or enhance it:

Chatbot Widget – I can interact with my app using a prompt as a starting point:

@ Referencing – I can use the “@” to reference other widgets by name while I am building my app:

Advanced Settings – Some of the widgets offer advanced settings. For example, the Text Generation widget gives me the option to control the Temperature and Top P parameters to the model:

Backstage – The PartyRock Backstage lets me see my apps and my cumulative consumption of PartyRock credits:

Things to Know Here are a couple of things that you should know about PartyRock:

Pricing – For a limited time, AWS offers new PartyRock users a free trial without the need to provide a credit card or sign up for an AWS account, so that you can begin learning fundamental skills without the worry of incurring costs. You can track your credit consumption in the Backstage , as shown above. Credit usage is calculated based on your input tokens, output tokens, and generated images; for full details read the Billing and Support section of the PartyRock FAQ .

Model Access – We plan to give you access to additional models over time.

In the Works – We are working on even more widgets and features, so stay tuned for more information.

Learning Resources – To learn more, check out these resources:

• PartyRock Getting Started
• PartyRock FAQ
• PartyRock Featured Apps

Party Time The next step is up to you. Log in to PartyRock , create something cool, and share it with everyone you know. Let me know what you come up with!

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