# Guides

- [Getting Started](https://support.writinganalytics.co/guides/getting-started.md): Get up to speed with the Writing Analytics app.
- [Projects](https://support.writinganalytics.co/guides/projects.md): Working with projects in Writing Analytics.
- [Challenges](https://support.writinganalytics.co/guides/challenges.md): Word sprints with friends (or strangers) in Writing Analytics
- [Habit Tracker and Streaks](https://support.writinganalytics.co/guides/habit-tracker-and-streaks.md): How to use the habit tracker in Writing Analytics.
- [Awards](https://support.writinganalytics.co/guides/awards.md): Awards in Writing Analytics explained.
- [Fast Drafting Mode](https://support.writinganalytics.co/guides/fast-drafting-mode.md): How to use the fast drafting mode in Writing Analytics.
- [Setting Goals](https://support.writinganalytics.co/guides/setting-goals.md): How to set goals in Writing Analytics.
- [Weekly Writing Reports](https://support.writinganalytics.co/guides/weekly-writing-reports.md): Receive a digest of your writing activity every week.


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