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On versioned writing
Articles on Git, GitHub, AI, and bun.ink.
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How bun.ink protects your texts – encryption explained simply
What happens to your texts before they're saved — server-side encryption for all documents, the high-privacy folder and the high-privacy project for your diary, and what you're responsible for yourself in all of this.
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Why texts deserve a repository – and what bun.ink makes of it
The story behind bun.ink – why texts deserve a repository, what that has to do with AI agents, and what a writing workflow looks like where no version is ever lost.
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Your Writing Statistics – Watch Your Text Grow
How the writing statistics in bun.ink make words, writing time, and progress visible – for individual documents, whole projects, and your long-term writing routine.
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Using bun.ink on a Mobile Device
Why bun.ink deliberately runs in the mobile browser, still feels like an app, and how to add the writing environment to your Home Screen on iOS and Android.
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The TipTap editor in bun.ink – write more calmly, format faster, save safely
A look at the less obvious features of the TipTap editor in bun.ink: zen mode, the stealth key, Markdown formatting, shortcuts, and the interplay between local cloud storage and GitHub branches.
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Using GitHub the right way – the versioning workflow in bun.ink
From a free GitHub account to your first repository to the complete branch, commit, and sync workflow in bun.ink – explained step by step and without jargon.
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Writing Faster with Short Text Snippets
How text snippets in bun.ink insert frequent words and phrases with just a few characters — and how jump marks make text blocks even more flexible.
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AI as a Controlled Writing Partner – Creating Texts with Agents and Clear Rules
How authors can use AI to write, review, and revise — without giving up control over style, content, and decisions.
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Git and GitHub made simple – version control for writers
What Git and GitHub actually are, in plain language – and why these tools from the programming world turn out to be surprisingly useful for writers.