Features

Everything between the idea and the finished manuscript.

MechaSquid does the keeping, the checking and the filing, so the hours you have go into sentences.

Writing

A page that stays out of your way.

Write mode: The whole book as one continuous page. Reread, fix, carry on.
Scenes by typing: Three asterisks start a scene, a heading starts a chapter. Delete the break and two scenes become one.
Autosave and a local copy: Saved seconds after you stop, with a copy on your machine in case the connection drops.
A guard against accidents: Delete several scene breaks at once and MechaSquid asks before saving.
Ideas inbox: A place for the fragments that do not belong anywhere yet.

Your world, written down once.

A page for everything: Characters, places, factions, items, events, rules of the world and plot threads.
Links as you write: Names in your prose link to their pages. The words you wrote are never changed by it.
Also called: Tell MechaSquid that Tobin is also “the warden” and both are found.
Story graph: See who is tied to whom, and how strongly.
Search by meaning: Ask for “the argument at the harbour” and find the scene.

The slips readers notice, caught first.

Timeline: Scenes in story order, which is not always the order you wrote them. Drag to reorder.
Two places at once: A flag when a character's scenes cannot both be true.
Health checks: Missing pages, dangling links, scenes nobody has filed. Plain rules, the same answer every time.
Scene context: For any scene: who is there, where, what they know so far, and what came before.

So help sounds like you.

Passages to imitate: Paste the writing that sounds most like you.
Measured prose: Tense, sentence length, dialogue, habits of punctuation, counted from your own scenes.
Rules in plain words: For this book, or for all your books.
Character voices: How each person speaks, tied to who they are.
Learning from your no: Say why you rejected something and your AI can suggest a rule. It counts only when you accept it.

You decide. Always.

Revisions: Before and after, word by word. Accept, edit or reject.
Comments in the margin: Anchor a note to a sentence. It stays with the words even when the text around it changes.
Agents that answer notes: A fix can name the comments it answers. Accept it and they close.
Filing new text: Your AI, or the built-in helper, splits scenes, finds new names, links them, flags contradictions and offers a copyedit.

No lock-in, by design.

Many books: One account, as many novels as you are writing. Your AI asks which one.
Export: Markdown or EPUB, the whole manuscript, whenever you like.
Connected apps: See every app with access and disconnect any of them in one click.
Light and dark: A calm page in either.

Paste a scene you already have. It takes a minute.

Free during early access. No card. Export everything whenever you like.