Tools for writers
A tool for whatever you are working on, open beside the page. The Pro worldbuilding suite keeps your world bible, relationships, timeline, and lexicon straight, with a sentinel watching for contradictions. Design a real book cover, plan a chapter in scenes and sequels, scan a poem for meter and rhyme, lint a screenplay, and read news or marketing copy for the things that matter in each. Every one of them reads your draft without changing a word.
Claim your deskWorld Bible
Every character, place, faction, and event as a structured entry, grouped into a reference your readers can browse. Entity templates keep the fields consistent so the rest of the suite can reason about them.
Relationship Web
See who is connected to whom as a living graph, then record how a bond changes over time. Drag the scrubber and the whole web recomputes to any moment in your world’s history. A Diplomacy view scores how factions stand, from war to alliance.
Time Weaver
Lay your world’s history on one spine, in whatever calendar you keep. Eras, lifespans, plotlines, and cause-and-effect arcs, with conflicts flagged before a reader finds them.
Lexicon Engine
Capture how a world’s names sound as reusable profiles, then generate new ones that fit its languages and cultures. Never the same name twice, and never one you have already used.
Languages
Generate words that fit the sounds you chose, translate a line against the words you have defined, and drop your coinages straight into your prose with a hover gloss. You can build the whole language inside the editor, without leaving your draft.
Interactive Maps
Pins stay put at any zoom, reveal the right detail as readers explore, and connect back to the characters and locations they belong to. Readers can browse the map on your public world page, and a fog-of-war reveal keeps spoilers hidden until you are ready.
Consistency Sentinel
A second read that checks your draft against the bible and reports the slips: name drift, contradicted facts, timeline mistakes, point-of-view wobble, and tense shifts.
Canvas
Open a canvas on its own, or tie it to a world or a piece so it shares that work and the people on it. A shared canvas updates live for everyone looking, on the same realtime engine that powers co-editing. Draw, write, and connect with a full set of whiteboard tools, and your board saves as you go.
Cover Studio
When the cover is ready, export it as a print-ready PNG or JPEG, or a web-sized file, and download it or have it emailed to you. Attach it to a piece or a series and it becomes the real cover: it shows on the reading page, in the feed, and in your library, and it leads your EPUB, PDF, and Word downloads. It is part of Pro.
The whole suite, right in the editor
Open any of these tools as a panel beside your draft. Pull a character’s entry while you write a scene, check a date, or run the Sentinel, without losing your place. One source of truth, no tab-switching.
Chapter Planner
Switch between a board and a list, set a point of view, status, and word target on any chapter, and layer Dwight Swain’s scene and sequel craft onto a card when you want that depth. Link the plan to your manuscript and it rides beside the draft, with a jump to any chapter and a "you are here" marker as you write. It is part of Pro.
Scene Header Linter
For each one it points at the line, names the problem, and hands you a corrected heading to copy. It reads your draft and never changes a word of it, so the page stays yours. Run it on a finished script or a scene you wrote two minutes ago.
Page Count Estimator
Pick a two, three, four, or five act structure and it shows the target page range for each act beside your own. A first act that runs long or a third act that comes in thin shows up here, while it is still easy to fix.
Poetry Studio
Every layer turns on or off, so the page stays as quiet or as busy as you want it. The reading is done by ear, the same honest estimate as the Stress and Rhyme tools, and it updates the moment you change a word. It is the whole craft of a poem in one view.
Rhyme Finder
Filter by syllable count to keep only the rhymes that fit your line, and read perfect rhymes and near rhymes in separate lists so a slant rhyme is a choice, not an accident. Inside the editor, click a word to drop it straight into your poem at the cursor.
Form Atlas
Pick a form and check your poem against it line by line. The Atlas tracks the hard parts for you, the refrains that thread through a villanelle and the six end words that rotate through a sestina, and flags what does not yet fit. Inside the editor it can drop a labelled scaffold into your draft to write into.
Revision Lens
Each line is marked end-stopped or running on, so you can see the rhythm of the breaks. The senses you have touched and the ones you have not are laid out plainly, and any worn phrase is flagged. It never rewrites a word.
Inverted Pyramid Analyzer
You get a structure score with a plain reading, Strong, Solid, or Developing, a check of the five Ws, badges for your lead sentence and its length, and a paragraph-by-paragraph read of where the density drifts. A short list of what to tighten points at the exact places to cut or move. Paste a draft or load a piece, and it reads it on the spot. It is part of Pro.
Fact Placeholder Tracker
Each marker shows its type, how urgent it is, and where it sits in the piece. Resolve one with a note, undo it, or mark a false positive gone. Scan a single piece or a whole folder at once, with each hit tagged to its piece. When you are ready to report, copy the unresolved ones out as a plain checklist. It is part of Pro.
CTA Strength Analyzer
It names the single highest-leverage fix across all your CTAs in a callout up top, then walks each one weakest-first with a concrete line to try. It also flags manufactured urgency, the fake countdown that reads as a trick. Paste copy or load a piece, and it reads it on the spot. It is part of Pro.
Format Fit Checker
For each format you get a pass, close, or over verdict and only the measures that matter for it, plus a read on the structural signals a strong piece of that copy usually has. Check against one format or several at once and get a single line on how the set holds up. Paste copy or load a piece, and it reads it on the spot. It is part of Pro.