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# Are You Organized?
- URL: https://justincox.com/blog/2022/04/are-you-organized/
- Published: 2022-04-26T08:00:00.000Z
- Updated: 2023-06-16T23:40:08.000Z
- Description: This Week In Writing, we look at digital organization techniques to keep all of our drafts, research, and ideas safe.
- Author: Justin Cox
- Tags: Craft, #This Week In Writing, This Just In, Tech

If you read [last week’s newsletter](https://writingcooperative.com/define-community-68b5d91b34a6?ref=justincox.com) and are looking for responses, they are not in today’s issue. Why? I’m writing this issue the same day I wrote that request, which is fitting because today is all about organization! And, yes, I will include some of your responses about community-building in an upcoming email.

Today is [Get Organized Day](https://nationaltoday.com/get-organized-day/?ref=justincox.com), which is near and dear to my heart. While you wouldn’t know it by looking at my desk, I love when everything is in its proper place. My digital organization is otherworldly. There are folders and stacks and tags, and everything is accessible in a completely logical (**to me*) location. No matter how good my organization is (**its fantastic*), I know it could be better.

Scrivener is an amazing writing tool. It combines all your research, notes, and writing in a single location. This isn’t an ad; I just think that app is the gold standard for keeping writing projects organized. That said, I **don’t* use Scrivener. I stick with Ulysses for all of my writing needs. While it isn’t as advanced as Scrivener, it does what I need very well.

How do you stay organized as a writer? Do you use Scrivener, Ulysses, or something else to keep all your writing in one place, or do you have ideas and drafts everywhere? ****Share your favorite organization tips**, and I’ll include a few in our [Twitter Community](https://twitter.com/i/communities/1496597747620880387?ref=justincox.com) or a future email.