See how it actually works.
Every writer starts differently. Some outline for months, some open a blank page and find out. What they have in common is the middle, where most books quietly stop. Below is what each plan gives you, and what it does to get you through that middle.
Everything you need to write a whole novel and get it out of the app.
The free plan is not a trial. Draft every chapter, keep every character straight, and export the finished book without paying anything.
You open a blank page and just write.
Chapters, scene breaks, formatting that stays out of the way, and a draft that saves itself. Four themes and a focus mode for when the room is loud. Everything else is one keystroke away, and silent until you ask for it.
Stop re-reading chapter nine to check her eye colour.
Character profiles, locations, a timeline of what happened when, and notes for everything else. Written once, and there the next time you need them. Every plan includes this.
Writing insights
Word repetition, filler words and pacing, measured on your own prose rather than a style rulebook.
Version snapshots
Take one before a bold cut. A rewrite is never a one-way door.
Beta readers
Share a link with writers you trust. They read in a calm view, no sign-up, and send their notes back.
Word export
Your whole book with chapters and front matter intact. It is your manuscript; you can always take it.
For the part of writing a novel that isn't writing.
Holding the shape of a book in your head is the work that burns writers out, and no word processor has ever helped with it. This is the plan that takes it off you and keeps the pace honest.
Your notes, turned into something you can browse.
Every plan has a story bible. Premium makes it visual: the same characters, locations and events become a browsable, cross-linked encyclopedia. Mention a character in a note and it turns into a link you can follow.
Move the scenes around before you write them.
Scene cards you arrange chapter by chapter, with the characters and locations in a scene attached to the scene itself. Rearrange them until the shape is right, promote a scene straight into the timeline, and use the Story Map to see the whole book at once.
Tell it when the book is due. It works out the rest.
Set a word target and a finish date and you get the daily pace that gets you there. No date yet? It reads the rhythm you have actually kept and tells you when you would finish at this rate.
See how your prose reads, chapter by chapter.
Sentence rhythm, habits and tics, echoes and repeated phrases, how much of the book is dialogue, and whether every chapter keeps the same point of view and tense, all worked out from your own text, with no AI. Nothing tells you how a book should read: set your own targets and see which chapters are furthest from them. A few measures, point of view and tense among them, read English and Spanish for now. And Loose ends reads your story bible and your board back to you: a character given an arc who never reaches a scene, someone who quietly stops appearing, a thread that goes quiet, a place written up and never used. Each one is a question, not a correction.
Series & collections
Characters shared across books, and notes you can copy from one to the next without retyping them.
Actionable feedback to-dos
Turn a reader’s notes into a checklist you work through in the editor, and watch it shrink.
PDF & EPUB export
The formats you need for readers, print and every submission that asks for something other than Word.
Your own questions for beta readers New
Ask every reader the things you most want to know: free text, one choice, several choices or a star rating with your own label for each end. The questions appear above their final thoughts, and their answers reach you with the rest of their feedback.
Write together New
Invite a co-writer into the same manuscript and Story Bible. Each writer’s words and entries show in their own colour, so you always know who wrote what.
Change log New
Every chapter edit and every Story Bible change, with who made it and when. A record of your own work, or of who did what.
AI that plans with you, not instead of you.
Every AI feature sits behind its own button, and every suggestion is something you accept or ignore. Nothing writes your book for you, and nothing changes without you saying so.
Turn a draft you've already written into a plan.
Already have ten chapters written before you ever opened the Planning Board? One click reads your manuscript and pulls out the characters, locations, timeline events and plot threads that are already in it, as cards you can keep or discard.
A second pair of eyes on continuity and craft.
Threads that quietly went unresolved, a character whose eye colour changed between books, a paragraph that tells where it could show. The kind of thing you stop being able to see in your own draft.
One shared allowance
50 AI credits a day across every feature. A scan costs one credit per 5,000 words, always rounded up, so a 2,500-word chapter and a 5,000-word one both cost one.
Spelling & style
Checks a chapter or a selection for typos, spelling and grammar, with a correction and a reason for each, and leaves stylistic choices alone. It works in your book's own language, including British or American English and Spain's or Latin America's Spanish.
Series continuity
Choose two to five books from the series and get one report on them together: continuity issues, character consistency, timeline gaps, thematic threads and series notes, with each point naming the book it comes from.