I like the idea and love the simplicity. Not sure if I would benefit from not looking and editing as I write as I tend to do that all the time, but I'm going to try it with this and see how it pans out.

Great job!

I found that I had the best success getting my thoughts down on the paper when I told myself not to look back and edit. So I decided to do an experiment and made a mini-webapp to do this.

In the app, you can only see the current line you are typing, and you are allowed three backspaces at a time (combinations are allowed).

There's also a visual of blurred text in the background to help you feel like you are achieving some progress.

This was just a fun experiment, but I wanted to get some feedback to see if people actually would want to use this sort of thing.

I can edit if I type 1, backspace 3, type 1 backspace 3 and so on.

But I don't like this whole thing of never editing, never looking back, move forward and break things anyway.

Not a fan really, what if you are interrupted while writing and have to look back?