Page 47, not alone. You don't need anyone to read the thesis, and you don't need anyone checking on you: you need someone writing their own while you write yours.
One to one coworking on video: you and one other person, each on your own work.
Slots of 25 or 50 minutes, starting every quarter of an hour, every day at any hour.
Free, no credit card, no ads.
Two minutes to say what you will do, then silence, two minutes at the end to say how it went.
Nobody sees your screen: only the video, and it can be turned off.
If nobody else books, the session starts anyway.
Database and video calls on servers in the European Union.
The hard part of a thesis is not difficulty, it is the long solitude
Someone writing a thesis works for months with nobody asking how far along they are, apart from a supervisor now and then. There are no interim deliveries, no manager, no meeting: only a document growing slowly and a date far away.
A coworking session does not change the thesis. It changes one thing: at that hour there is another person writing theirs, on a video call, and the time starts and ends for them too.
Two minutes at the start to say what you will do, silence for the rest, two minutes at the end to say how it went. Nobody reads what you write: you see the video, not the screen.
You don't need someone checking on you. You need someone doing the same hard thing, at the same hour.
How much to write each day to make the deadline
The sum you do in your head once a month and should redo every week: what is left, divided by the days that remain. In pages or in words, however you count.
Enter the date and the total: the result appears here.
What you type stays on this device.
How to use it for work that lasts months
The same slot every week. Times run every quarter of an hour, every day: you can come back to the same appointment as often as you like.
Fifty minutes when you really have to write, twenty-five when you only need to reopen the document and dust it off.
One sentence per slot. "Chapter three, section two" is plenty: you don't have to explain where you are in the thesis.