Lyricistant

Creative writing has its ups and downs, and perhaps the most difficult part of it all has to do with the inspiration. If there's nothing to fuel your inspiration, then your creative writing sessions can be more frustrating than fulfilling. Writing lyrics can be even more problematic, as brevity is often preferred.

Inspiration can be fickle, but most people have their own thing that helps them get into "the zone" of creative writing. For some, the software they use to write their lyrics can have an impact, which is what Lyricistant seeks to do: provide users with an environment where their inspiration can hopefully run free.

While a writing assistant won't write the thing for you, it can potentially help you finish your work more efficiently. Everyone operates differently when it comes to these things, but as a software proposition aimed at lyricists, this solution certainly lends itself well to that type of creative writing.

The way the interface is laid out allows users to start writing their lyrics, as well as keep them in "the zone," as some may say. This environment aims to be conducive to songwriting and poetry, as text is structured in verses and stanzas.

Above all, this is a text editor. But what separates it from other solutions, which one might consider when writing lyrics, is the suggestions panel. As you write, the software will provide you with word suggestions, which you're free to use and develop upon. Think of this like a sort of non-invasive autocorrect function.

Highlighting a word will open up the dictionary, which will provide any relevant definitions.

Lyricistant is for sure an interesting name for a software application, but this solution can work rather well for a lyricist, as it might just help one get out of a writing rut.