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To log your writing progress, use the Update widget in the top-left corner. Enter the number of words you've written, select a date, and if you have projects set up, choose one to attribute the word count to. You can also use the 'Count Words' button to paste your text and automatically count the words.

Yes, you can edit or delete your word records. Go to the Goals and Projects page, find the Word Logs section, and expand it. Click 'Edit' to modify a record or 'Delete' to remove it. Note that deleting a record cannot be undone.

To set up a goal, go to the Goals page. For a one-time goal, fill in the Word Goal, Goal Name, and Start Date. For a repeating goal, select the frequency from the 'Every' dropdown. You can also edit or delete goals from the Goals page.

Projects help you track writing for specific works like novels or short stories. To create a project, go to the Projects page, enter a Name (required), and optionally set a Word Goal, Start Date, and Due Date. Projects can be edited, completed, or deleted.

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Deleting a project removes it from the system permanently. The word logs attributed to the project will still exist, but the reference to the project will be gone. You cannot undo this action.