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Dinny stood at the edge of the hill, the cane across his shoulders like a yoke he had carried his whole life.
The twins were late. Of course they were late.
He watched the path below and waited, the way a leprechaun waits. Patient, exact, a little bit annoyed.
Press ⌘1 or ⌘/ to open the side panels.
Open the tools you need. Close them when you want to write. Your call, every time.
Dinny stood at the edge of the hill, the cane across his shoulders like a yoke he had carried his whole life.
The twins were late. Of course they were late.
He watched the path below and waited, the way a leprechaun waits. Patient, exact, a little bit annoyed.
Six things under the hood. Every one fades out the moment you start typing.
Hide every panel with one key. Nothing on screen but your words.
Outline on the side. Drag scenes to rearrange. Tag by POV and location.
Character sheets, places, and lore in the same book. Linked to every scene.
Links, images, and notes inside the book. Not in 40 browser tabs.
Daily word targets. Writing streaks. Save a version before you rewrite.
Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini on a sidecar you can hide. Your key, your words.
A working tool, kept in motion. Highlights from the most recent updates.
Characters, places, and lore get underlined in the editor as you type. Hover any name for a portrait, type, and a count of mentions in the chapter. ⌘-click to jump to the entry.
A real, writer-grade find-and-replace. Searches every chapter at once, shows context around each hit, and snapshots a Versions copy before any change so a misclick is one Restore away.
Pick trim size, body font, chapter heading style, drop caps, running headers, scene-break glyph, front matter, and back matter. The book you hand to KDP comes out formatted the way you set it.
A one-page rundown of every capitalised name in a chapter that isn't in your wiki yet, plus duplicate detection across books that merges two-Ennises into one in a single transaction.
Drop in a Word doc or PDF; the importer splits it into chapters using Heading styles or simple bracket tags, gives you a preview to rename, split, or trim, and creates the book in one commit.
A grid of every encyclopedia entry across every chapter, shaded by how often each appears. Plus a character-by-character view of which pairs share scenes.
“You can’t edit a blank page.
You can’t write one with 47 tabs open.”
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