A practical writing utility for publish-ready drafts

The mission of TextPulses is simple: help people make clearer publishing decisions without making the writing process slower.

A word count can tell you how long a draft is. It cannot tell you whether the draft is too repetitive, too dense, too short for a useful article, too long for a snippet, or difficult to scan. TextPulses adds practical signals that help turn a draft into something easier to review.

TextPulses is operated by Ricardo Diaz, an independent web publisher based in the United Kingdom.

For support, corrections, privacy questions, business inquiries, or reports of inaccurate guidance, contact hello@textpulses.com.

TextPulses helps you review word count, character count with and without spaces, sentence count, paragraph count, line count, unique words, average word length, average sentence length, reading time, speaking time, handwriting time, keyword and phrase frequency, readability signals, and channel-specific PublishFit Score.

The tool includes presets for blog articles, SEO titles, meta descriptions, YouTube text, LinkedIn posts, X/Twitter posts, Instagram captions, email subjects, academic essays, and speech scripts.

The educational guides on TextPulses are written to explain practical writing ranges, not rigid formulas. They are designed for writers, bloggers, students, marketers, creators, and professionals who need quick guidance before publishing.

Guides are reviewed when the product changes or when recommendations need clarification. If you find unclear, outdated, or inaccurate guidance, please report it through the contact page.

TextPulses is designed so the main analysis runs in your browser. Your draft does not need to be sent to TextPulses servers for word count, readability, keyword density, cleanup actions, or PublishFit scoring.

Auto-save locally is off by default. If you enable it, the draft may be stored in your own browser localStorage on that device.

TextPulses provides estimates. It does not replace human review, professional editing, fact-checking, plagiarism checking, legal review, medical review, academic review, or SEO strategy.

Use the tool to find issues faster. Use human judgment to make the final decision.