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WriterAZ

Write anywhere. Without internet or distractions.

Your book, your characters, notes, research and the whole world of your story — together in one calm workspace.

Get early access

Closed testing with a small group of authors is under way.

A place where writing happens

  • Write without distractions

    A quiet page with nothing tugging at your attention — just you and the next sentence.

  • Write when and where it suits you

    At home, on a train, or in a café with no Wi-Fi using the desktop app. Your book goes where you go.

  • Keep the whole book in hand

    Chapters, characters, plotlines and notes stay connected, so nothing gets lost along the way.

Your book is always with you

Start a chapter on your laptop, look up a character on your tablet, jot down an idea on your phone. It is the same project everywhere.

The chapter editor on a laptop
The list of chapters on a tablet
A quick note on a phone

Where you can write

  • In the browser on any device
  • App for macOS
  • App for Windows
  • iPhoneComing soon
  • iPadComing soon
  • AndroidComing soon
The chapter editor in focus mode

Write anywhere, without internet or distractions — in the desktop app

In the WriterAZ apps for macOS and Windows your book lives on your computer. No connection? Keep writing. When you are back online, everything syncs by itself.

Writing offline works in the desktop apps.

Don't keep the whole book in your head

By chapter twenty the questions pile up:

  • Who already knows the secret?
  • Where did this scene take place?
  • How much time has passed since the beginning?
  • When did this character first appear?
  • Which plotline did I leave hanging?
A manuscript in the WriterAZ editor next to the book's structure
  • Chapters
  • Structure
  • Characters
  • Character arc
  • Plotlines
  • Places
  • Notes

In WriterAZ the answers live next to the manuscript: chapters, structure, characters and their arcs, plotlines, places and notes — all in one project.

Characters who stay true to themselves

Every character has a card: role, appearance, traits, goals and fears — and the arc of how they change through the book.

  • Their role in the story
  • Traits, strengths and weaknesses
  • The arc from the first page to the last
  • Your notes, always at hand
A character card with role, traits and arc

See the story as a whole

Lay out events on a timeline, place them on the plot structure and follow several plotlines at once. The tension curve shows where the story breathes and where it rushes.

  • Events and plot points
  • Main and side plotlines
  • The tension curve
  • Links to the chapters where it happens
The plot arc with events from several plotlines and the tension curve

Places and the world of your story

Victorian London, the village you grew up in, or a planet that doesn't exist — describe places, their atmosphere and the rules of your world, and see who has been where.

The story's places with a description of its world

Research right next to the manuscript

Gather what you have read and found into topics: notes, links, quotes and facts. No more digging through bookmarks and twenty open tabs.

  • Topics
  • Text notes
  • Links to sources
Research topics with a note and a link

And a few more things writers need

Drafts

Try a scene another way, write an alternative ending, or simply think on paper — without touching the manuscript.

Export

Take your text with you whenever you like. It's your book.

  • DOCX — available now
  • EPUBComing soon
  • FB2Coming soon

Our philosophy

Here, you write.

  • No AI generating chapters for you.
  • No attempt to replace your voice.
  • Only tools that help you work with your story.

Because the book should stay yours.

How it works

  1. Create a project

    Give your book a name — a novel, a story collection or non-fiction.

  2. Gather your story

    Chapters, characters, places, research — add them as they come to you.

  3. Write anywhere

    On your laptop, tablet or phone — and in the desktop apps, even without internet.

Get early access

We are opening WriterAZ in waves. Leave your details and we will write to you when the next wave begins.

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