Write the novel. Faster.
Authr gives every novel a writers' room: a Lead who plans, a Writer who drafts from your outline, a Reviewer who diagnoses structure, a Beta reader who tells you where it drags, and a Continuity checker who remembers every eye colour. You decide what stays.
Draft past the blank page
Write the synopsis for a scene, ask the Writer to draft it, and it arrives in your style guide's voice, tense and point of view. Empty scenes fill directly; changes to scenes you've written come in as suggestions.
Get notes like an editor gives them
The Reviewer anchors each note to the exact passage, one issue per comment, with ways to fix it and praise for what's working. The Beta reader reacts like your audience would. Reply in the thread and they answer.
Never lose track of who knows what
The codex tracks every character and place as you write them. The graph shows who's connected. The timeline keeps the order of events. Continuity checks each scene against all of it and flags contradictions before a reader does.
Plan the way you think
Corkboard cards, a plot grid with each plotline across chapters, or a plain list with synopses. Start from a blank book or a three-act template, and restructure by dragging.
Hear the rhythm
Read aloud with free natural voices that run on your device, sentence by sentence, to catch clunky lines before anyone else does.
Finish, then ship
Progress tracking shows words by you and by agents, your pace against a deadline and a projected finish date. Export EPUB, DOCX or a print-ready PDF when it's done.
Questions
Will it write the whole novel for me?
It can draft as much as you ask for, but it's built for you to stay the author. Most novelists use agents to draft from their outlines, review, beta-read and check continuity, and keep the sentences that matter to themselves.
Does it work for series?
Yes. Group books into a series, share codex entries across every volume, and search all your books at once.
Can I bring in a draft I've already written?
Yes. Import a Word (.docx), Markdown or text file and headings become parts, chapters and scenes; scene breaks split chapters into scenes.