PHOSPHOR

The professional text editor that brings back the magic of writing. Experience the perfect fusion of 1982 retro aesthetics and modern writing power in a totally offline first application for macOS.

Pure focus.

“Not just an engaging UI to bring focus and fun back to writing, but a collection of tools to enhance and deepen the process of getting thoughts down on the virtual page.”
— Michael Marshall Smith (Author of Spares, The Straw Men)

Main Features:

Retro CRT Aesthetics

Authentic phosphor glow and vintage terminal styling that transforms writing into a nostalgic experience

Distraction-Free Focus

Typewriter mode, minimalist interface, and ambient lighting designed to eliminate distractions and enhance concentration

Built-in Writing Timer

Pomodoro-style timers with session tracking to build consistent writing habits and boost productivity

More Features:

Professional Templates

Pre-built formatting for novels, screenplays, essays, poetry, and more - get started with industry-standard structure

Multiple Themes

Choose from Phosphor Green, Amber Terminal, Ice Blue, Neon Red, and specialized Code Vault theme + three special author themes

Writer Analytics

Comprehensive stats including readability metrics, style analysis, and narrative insights to improve your craft

Infinite Outliner

Powerful hierarchical note-taking system that helps you organize your thoughts and ideas in a structured format

Cards

Flexible card-based organization system for your ideas and notes with intuitive drag-and-drop functionality

Text-Adventure

The text-adventure editor is perfect for creating all kinds of interactive games using a branching choice-based narrative system. You can instantly export your project as a standalone HTML file and publish it online, or use the tool to develop and refine your game’s story arc.

Cursor Styles

Three different cursor styles to suit your preferences: Default, Underscore, and Block cursors available in Settings

Secret Game

Press Command + R to run a secret game within the app. 

“PHOSPHOR doesn't feel like just another app. It feels like time travel. Back to when the only thing your computer asked of you was: what do you want to say?”
— Joan Westenberg, Writer & Philosopher