From blank grid to structured novel.
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Choose a framework, or start blank
Lay your story over a proven plot structure, or build your own from scratch.
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Lay out storylines and chapters on the grid
Each storyline is a column, each chapter or scene a row. Add, reorder, and connect scenes by dragging them into place.
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Track your characters across every scene
See at a glance who's present in each scene, across every storyline — so no one disappears from your novel by accident.
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Revise by dragging, not rewriting
Restructuring a chapter or resequencing an entire storyline is a drag-and-drop action, not a rewrite.
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Export when you're ready to draft
Take your finished structure with you as a reference alongside your manuscript.
Built for stories like these
Outlining a three-act novel
Map your setup, confrontation, and resolution onto the grid before you write a single scene.
Breaking a feature screenplay
Map your act breaks and sequences scene by scene, and see your whole script's shape before you write a page of dialogue.
Structuring a mystery with converging storylines
Track clues and subplots across separate storylines that need to land in the same place.