For grown-ups
How to use it
- Type a one-line description of a project and press Add. Each candidate shows its word count and whether it's over seven words. Short is fine; the real test is reading it to someone who hasn't seen your project.
- Write several. Compare. Tap ☆ pick to mark the one (single-select — choosing a new one un-picks the last).
Why seven words or fewer
Compressing an idea to a handful of words is one of the most transferable writing skills there is — it forces you to decide what actually matters. Seven words or fewer is a common convention for a line people meet in passing. Seven is a convention, not a law: the coach only counts words, and the real test is whether someone who has never seen your project gets it. It never grades.
No pressure, no counting
There is no score, no streak, and no "how many taglines." The tool holds your candidates so you can compare them; the pick is yours. Everything is on this device only.