https://trackbear.app/

https://forums.nanowrimo.org/t/typewriter-brigade-the-original-old-school/5600

https://writingmonth.org/ Writing Month

A writing tracking project started in 2024 as a replacement for NaNoWriMo infrastructure

Example: Terence Eden https://writingmonth.org/~edent/

https://trackbear.app/leaderboards/b099a57c-4855-4b7e-b708-de2c9dc1dd19

found via https://www.reddit.com/r/nanowrimo/comments/1gdghsx/not_quite_nano_trackbear/

Wrimos Around the World: Of Typewriters, Rhinos, and Anti-Deletion

https://www.thrive-phd.com/acwrimo

reply to u/nagytimi85 at https://www.reddit.com/r/antinet/comments/14l2dfo/out_of_curiosity_anyone_here_joining_camp_nano/

With my ZK I feel like it's NaNoWriMo all the time... Here's some prior conversation about this: https://www.reddit.com/r/antinet/comments/xrlnqx/anyone_doing_nanowrimo/

https://www.reddit.com/r/nanowrimo/comments/3rmjb9/how_long_does_it_take_you_to_write_1000_words/

a quick skim of this page indicates that most people average about 1,000 words per hour of writing when writing for NaNoWriMo

I posted a follow up question in the NaNoWriMo forum, which may get some additional traction: https://forums.nanowrimo.org/t/linking-up-zettelkasten-or-card-index-method-writers/433719

I'm more of a "pantser" (vs planner) when it comes to NaNoWriMo, but if you think about it, zettelkasten provides a solid structure that builds your plan for you as you go.

https://forums.nanowrimo.org/t/linking-up-zettelkasten-or-card-index-method-writers/433719

Looking for writers who are using an index card-based, Zettelkasten (German translation: slip box), or fichier boîte method for writing. Both traditional methods in the vein of Vladimir Nabokov, Michael Ende, Anne Lamott, Roland Barthes, Umberto Eco, or Robert Pirsig as well as Niklas Luhmann-esque methods (perhaps better for non-fiction) are fine.

Commonplace book practitioners are also welcome.

How many index cards will it take you to get to 50,000 words? (Reminder: It’s easier to write a few sentences or an index card at a time than focusing on thousands of words a day…)