An idea to make the app better
As a low income college student diagnosed with autism, generalized anxiety disorder, auditory processing disorder (APD), dyspraxia (better known as developmental coordination disorder here in the USA), language processing disorder, oral language disorder and vestibular disorder this app is good way to write a basic five paragraph essay. I wish there was less prompts in the form of simple questions given to the middle three paragraphs and more prompts in the form of simple questions given for the beginning and ending paragraphs, because I feel there is no need to have people rewrite what the three supporting ideas they have written for the three body paragraphs. I also wish there was an option to be able to do other types of writing assignments besides a beginning 5 parargraph essay that students in college sometimes have to do as well. I also wish there was a way to do more than a five paragraph essay if that is what an assignment requires. The Essay Launcher app could include in its next update, that ability to have the app be able to adapt to whatever writing assignment a person has to write weither it be a certain type of essay that has to be written or an assignment where a different type of example for different types of grids has to be found and take a picture of and then a paragraph write up has to go with each example fit example. Hope the app developer of Essay Launcher responses to my updated review of Essay Launcher asap (as soon as possible). I can no longer access the website for Essay Launcher since it no longer exists.
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Great Features
A well thought out and executed app, even down to the choice of font.
A must for kids who need help with writing
This is a user friendly app to help kids with writing an effective essay. It goes step by step with instructions on what to do next. It even has a microphone so they can talk and the essay will write itself!
Makes essays writing stress free
This app takes helps tame essay anxiety! I like how it walks my kid through the process question by question and gently urges him to add more detail. He takes that guidance a lot better from an app than from mom. The speech to text function works beautifully.
