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Morten Brogger
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As a customer, I am quite satisfied with the services provided by the platform. It offers a simple and efficient way to draft and edit documents. The user interface is clean and intuitive, making it easy to navigate and find the necessary tools. I particularly enjoy the document version control feature, which allows me to track changes and revert to previous versions if needed. Highly recommended!

Shoshi Fahima
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I've been using this platform for a few months now and I am extremely happy with it. The writing experience is smooth and the features are top-notch. It has made my writing process much more efficient. The ability to collaborate on documents without friction is a big plus. Overall, an excellent choice for writers.

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About Draft

Draft is a streamlined online word processor with version control.
Draft offers clean saves of drafts instead of the usual autosave jumble, clear version control between multiple users, easy importing from popular file services like Dropbox and Evernote, and something pretty unique — an editing service.
Built by one-man Y Combinator team Nathan Kontny (previously the cofounder of Inkling and Cityposh), the web app puts solo writing first. Its interface makes a point of looking nice, with the words you write appearing in large, plain-text font on a light-gray background.