Part of the editor
Your book, read back to you
What you said each scene does, next to what is on the page.
Claim your deskA reverse outline is what revision guides tell you to build by hand: go back through the finished draft and record what each scene does. This one is already built, from your prose, and it is never out of date.
Each scene shows the one-line summary you wrote for it, then the viewpoint, the characters who appear, and the length read straight off the page. The gap between the two is where revision starts. It points out the scenes with no summary, no clear viewpoint, a viewpoint that changed from the scene before, or a length nothing like the rest of the book, and it measures that against your own writing rather than a rule. Every note is a fact about the page or a gap you left, never a judgment about quality.
What it does
- ✓Every scene with its summary, viewpoint, cast, and length.
- ✓The shape of the book: scene count, total words, typical scene length.
- ✓Quiet flags for missing summaries, unclear viewpoints, and outlier lengths.
- ✓Follow one character and see only the scenes they appear in.
- ✓Read off your prose, with no language models anywhere near it.
The rest of the editor
The Editor
A writing canvas that takes the shape of what you are writing.
A word processor
Set the type, the spacing, and the margins, and watch it follow your work everywhere.
The formatting bar
Always there, carrying what your kind of writing uses, and yours to arrange.
The Meridian, on your prose
The engine's findings, marked on the words themselves.
Focus, spotlight, and sprints
Quiet the page, light up the line you are on, and write against the clock.
InkBreaker Radio
Ambient music and soundscapes that follow you around the whole app.
Find, replace, and notes to yourself
Search and swap across a draft, and leave private notes in the margin.
Track changes
Propose every edit, read the pass back, and keep or drop each change.
Inline comments
Leave a comment right on the line it is about, and keep the conversation there.
Real-time co-editing
Write in the same document together, with live cursors and tracked changes.
Collaborations
Invite writers into a single piece and keep the shared work in one place.
Accessible reading and voice
Reading fonts, read-aloud, and voice dictation. Free for every writer.
Your whole notebook, one tap away
Move between your pieces without ever leaving the page you are writing on.
Draft two is a thing you can keep
Save the whole book as it stands today, and read it back after you have rewritten it.
Know what is still out
Where you sent your work, what came back, and how long it usually takes.
Imprint
Turn a draft into a finished book and send it out the door.