OmmWriter Dna II for iOS

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A wise man once said "We are all at the mercy of our wild monkey minds. Incessantly swinging from branch to branch." With multiple windows and...

A wise man once said "We are all at the mercy of our wild monkey minds. Incessantly swinging from branch to branch." With multiple windows and applications all vying for our attention, we have sadly adapted our working habits to that of the computer and not the other way around.OmmWriter is a humble attempt to recapture what technology has snatched away from us today: our capacity to concentrate.Voted as best new application by cultofmac users in 2009, OmmWriter is a tool that makes writing a pleasure again, allowing users to be alone with their thoughts; to concentrate and to write without distractions. More than a word processor, OmmWriter is a place to get inspired.The secret to OmmWriter lies in its simplicity and apparent lack of functionality. OmmWriter Dna pays special attention to audio and visual effects that contribute to the overall writing experience. We have spent a considerable amount of research time and effort in the audio-visual experience to promote and enhance creativity. Dna II is the fruit of this investigation with new dynamic backgrounds employing chromatherapy techniques as well as new sound effects.If you are a scriptwriter, blogger, journalist, copywriter, poet or just someone who enjoys writing, welcome back to concentrating.What others are saying:You either love it or you hate it. Some Cult readers loved it so much they voted it as one of the best new applications of last year. John Turnbull for Cult of MacPart word processor, part work of art, OmmWriter is a must for people who journal, blog, or do any kind of writing where creativity and idea-generation is key. Give it a try. -Michael Grothaus for TUAWThe modern computer experience is amazing for distracting you from work Omm Writer Dana doesnt lock you in a dark room until you force the words out, but rather creates a space in your head that allows you to focus on what you want to say. -Bill Stitleler for Appletell