✦ v2.0.0 · Free & open source
Dripwriter Origin pastes your text into a Google Doc one believable keystroke at a time — with adjustable speed, keyboard-neighbor typos that auto-correct, false-start words, and short breaks.
What it does
Built to read like a human, not a script.
Six knobs you actually want, none of the ones you don't. Set it once; the popup remembers.
Adjustable cadence
Dial typing speed from 20 to 150 WPM with a configurable variance band, so the rhythm never feels mechanical.
Neighbor-key typos
The agent slips on adjacent keys at a rate you set, then visibly backspaces and corrects them just like a tired writer would.
False starts
Occasionally types a wrong nearby word, pauses, and deletes it — the kind of micro-detour real drafting produces.
Natural breaks
Configurable short pauses at sentence boundaries keep long pastes from looking like one uninterrupted burst.
Diagnostics mode
Run a one-shot probe to see which typing event paths your Google Docs build accepts — handy when Docs ships changes.
Local & private
All settings live in your browser's local storage. No accounts, no telemetry, no servers.
Get started
Install in four steps.
Works in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. No accounts. No signup.
1
Download
Grab the latest packaged build from dripwriter.org/get — Chrome and Firefox zips both ship from the same release.
2
Load unpacked
Unzip, open chrome://extensions or about:debugging, and load it as a temporary / unpacked extension.
3
Pin it
Pin Dripwriter Origin to your toolbar so it's one click away from any Google Doc.
4
Drip away
Open a Google Doc, paste text into the popup, tune the sliders, press Start.
Drip your draft into the doc.
Free, open source, runs entirely in your browser. Install once, tune once, paste forever.