Google Docs

“I do all my writing in Google Docs, since I can't seem to find an equivalently-featured and lightweight rich text editor for Linux.”

“For software, I use a lot of Google Docs, because much of my work consists of research, high level design outlines, detailed feedback for animations and more.”

“I use Google Docs to collaboratively edit with authors throughout the structural and copy editing stages.”

“Google Docs and Google tabs compete for space on multiple email accounts.”

“For sharing documents and for editing humor pieces and students’ work, I use Google Docs and am not at peace with it.”

“I use Google Docs for about 90% of my work.”

“If I need to collaborate, write, or edit with someone else, I'll usually bring my text into Google Docs.”

“As a writer, I do almost everything out of Google Docs.”

“When notes graduate to a draft, they are migrated to Google Docs - which also acts as a version control system and distribution platform for drafts of my written work.”

“Google Docs for all of our communal files”

“For my writing I just use Google Docs.”

“There will be a lot of documents passed around, and that's all done with Google Docs.”

“I used Google Docs to write my tabletop RPG TRIAL and my forthcoming tabletop RPG Tomorrow on Revelation III.”

“All other writing is in Google Docs.”

“Then I have another side project with its own calendar, Slack, and set of Gdocs and Office 365 tabs (that one's a mixed, group project).”

“Occasionally this will be done in Google Docs, but it just doesn't work as a like-for-like replacement.”

“It is way less daunting than opening a fresh, blank, Google Doc.”

“I write everything in Google Docs.”

“I do all my writing in Google Docs.”

“I do almost all my work in Google Docs.”

“Lately I've been using Google Docs more and more but I don't like relying on the cloud one bit.”

“I keep various seasonal journals in Google Docs - tracking my goals and progress for firewood management, orchard management, and maple syrup production.”

“I write scripts in Google Docs.”

“I use Google Docs to keep track of ideas, because I can access it on my phone from wherever.”

“I am always interested to know how other people do theirs, but I always revert back to a simple Google Doc titled "To Do" that I can rewrite and restructure ad hoc.”

“Google Docs for writing things down”

“I hate all word processing software, and anyone who insists that Google Docs is so much better than Word is a liar.”

“Other than that, I use Google Docs for literally everything.”

“Most of my writing happens in Google Docs.”

“Now, almost everything happens in Google Docs, except for when I write straight into the Axios or Substack CMS.”

“I write most things, including podcast notes and fiction, on Google Docs, though I'm always on a futile search for The Perfect Minimal Word Processor.”

“I mostly live in Google Docs.”

“Anything plan-ey, or collaborative, I'll write in Google Docs, then share it with other ~ stakeholders ~, then discuss it, then never open it again.”

“If a document has a lot of text, requires a lot of collaboration and feedback, or is otherwise too cumbersome to be in Trello, I use Google Docs and link those docs to any relevant Trello cards.”

“Google Docs (on phone and on desktop).”

“Editors and people I collaborate with love to use Google Docs, and luckily it's got a lot better over the last few years.”

“I'm trying to do less writing in Google Docs because I'm touchy about losing access to my work, but it's still how I communicate with my editor about revisions.”

“If I need to start something I know I won't finish before dinner I write it in Google Docs so that I can open it at home or on my phone.”

“When I want someone to review my writing, I use Google Docs.”

“Google Docs and Sheets for planning and sharing.”

“For writing, commenting and collaborating on internal technical documents, I use Google Docs.”

“I try to get all my ideas down in Google Docs so I've got it on all my devices because I end up working all over the place.”

“We use Google Docs and Spreadsheets to store and share story pitches, lore and game design.”

“Instagram and Google Docs -- I'm a modern woman.”

“We keep all the important info about contacts, finances, and that kind of thing on Google Docs.”

“Virtually everyone at Heartflow is a heavy Google Docs user for collaboration and tracking of progress, myself included.”

“I also have a Google Doc for everything.”

“Sometimes collaborators want to use Google Docs, because it allows multiple people to work simultaneously.”

“Something now pretty common thanks to Google Docs and virtually unheard of outside of academia back when we started.”

“When I'm writing I just use Google Docs on whatever computer I happen to be working at.”

“Then I paste the formatted output into Google Docs in order to collaborate with co-authors or copyeditors.”

“Anything that requires collaboration, I do in Google Docs.”

“I use a Google Docs spreadsheet to keep the master log of all my songs.”

“Almost all of my work ends up in some sort of Google Doc or Sheet.”

“I wrote my entire book in Google Docs (err, Drive) which made everyone very, very nervous.”

“First, scripts are written using shared documents on Google Drive, so all writers, producers and editors can chip in ideas in real time.”

“And Google Docs, which I use to pass drafts back and forth with the editors of my two weekly columns (at New York magazine and the Columbia Journalism Review).”

“All my data is in Google Drive, now, since I got a free 100G with my Chromebook.”

“My cofounder and I have also been using Google Docs for awhile now and I can't imagine how we'd work without it.”

“For writing, we use Google Docs.”

“Sometimes Google Docs also helps with animation x-sheets.”

“Mostly if I need to use a spreadsheet it has to be shared with other people (ex: conference budgets) so then I just swallow my Google-grudge and use Google Docs.”

“I don't need many bells-and-whistles for my document processing, so I use Google Docs for that.”

“Anything outside of plain text gets handled in Google Docs.”

“And of course Google Docs to write notes once and loads of post-its everywhere to write them again and again.”

“I use Google Docs for all my reports and research documents.”

“I use Google Spreadsheets to manage my relationships, and to help me make life decisions both big and small - for example, where to live, places to travel, or what to be for halloween.”

“I like to use Google Docs to share task lists and track stuff.”

“I'm starting to do simple graphics and tables on Google Docs instead of Adobe.”

“I spend a lot of time in Google Docs, which our teams use to keep track of and modify design documentation and spreadsheets.”

“Google Docs is perfect if you're toggling between multiple computers.”

“For writing I switch between Coda, Notational Velocity, and Google Docs.”

“My writing can usually be found on a Google Doc or in a wiki.”

“If I need a spreadsheet I use Google Docs.”

“Google Docs for my (very light) spreadsheet needs.”

“Otherwise I'd use Google Docs exclusively.”