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kindling
Fiction writing app that scaffolds your draft from your outline.
...Instead of staring at a blank page, you write directly into a scaffold built from your own outline — scene beats become expandable writing prompts, with character and location references surfacing automatically as you write. Import from Scrivener (.scriv), Plottr (.pltr), yWriter (.yw7), Obsidian Longform, or Markdown. Export to Scrivener, DOCX (Standard Manuscript Format), EPUB, Markdown, or Longform. Beat sheet templates included: Hero's Journey, Save the Cat, Three-Act Structure, and more. No AI. ... -
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Manuskript
Open source tool for writers
This site is a mirror location for Manuskript package files. Primary web sites: http://www.theologeek.ch/manuskript/ and https://github.com/olivierkes/manuskript -
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Writer's Tool
So many tools to help a writer work but not all of them are free!
Writing is simple so the tool you use should be too! This tool gives you a basic text editor to write your book in, it also gives you templates to design character and locations sheets along with generators to give inspiration for your book. We hope this tool is useful and appreciate any recommendations you can give us for how we can better this program going forward.
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