Writing a book is the hardest thing you'll ever finish.
Your editor should make it easier — not harder.
The editor for
your next book.
Characters. Chapters. World-building. Focus mode.
Live grammar checking. Proofreading as you type. An editor that knows your story.
Free forever. Pay only for AI.
Start writing free →“I was writing my novel in Google Docs. I had 14 tabs open for character notes. Never again.”
Fantasy novelist“Scrivener on Windows feels abandoned. This feels like it was built yesterday.”
Self-published author“The AI doesn't write for me — it remembers what I've written. That's the difference.”
Literary fiction writerEvery character. Tracked.
47 characters across 34 chapters. Their appearances, relationships, backstories, arcs — maintained automatically as you write.
Open any character. See every scene they appear in. Every line they've spoken. Every contradiction flagged.
You built the world. Typewriter remembers it.
Google Docs doesn't know what a character is. Scrivener tracks them — if you fill in the cards yourself.
Write for hours. Not minutes.
Word was built for memos. Docs was built for teams. Typewriter was built for the kind of work that takes months and runs to hundreds of pages.
Chapter management. Typography that makes you want to keep going.
Write. Don't fiddle.
Typewriter scroll. Paragraph dimming. Ambient sounds. Six session types — from timed sprints to “don't stop until 2,000 words.”
Track your words per day, per chapter, per book. Watch the progress bars fill. Ship the draft.
Dabble charges $10/mo for focus mode. Typewriter includes it free.
Not just novels.
Poetry with line numbers. Screenplays in Courier. Cookbooks with recipe cards. Children's books with illustration spreads.
Each canvas formats your work to industry standards — so you focus on writing, not formatting.
Plot holes. Found.
Elara has brown eyes in chapter 3. Blue eyes in chapter 27. Her fear of heights in the prologue. A bell tower climb in chapter 12.
Your readers would catch it. Your editor would charge you for it. Typewriter catches it — because it's read every word you've written.
Teach it how you write.
Set your style rules. Define your characters' voices. Tell it your world's logic. Like custom instructions — but for your entire book.
“Never use adverbs.” “Elara speaks in fragments.” “This world has no electricity.”
Your voice for audiobooks. Your aesthetic for covers. Not generic. Yours.
Every tool a book needs. One sidebar.
Plan. Track. Focus. Version. Search. Collaborate — without leaving the page.
From draft to bookshelf.
Export to PDF with trim sizes for KDP and IngramSpark. EPUB for Kindle and Apple Books. DOCX for your editor.
Choose your typography — body font, size, leading, drop caps, scene break style. Add title page, copyright, table of contents.
Your manuscript. Print-ready.
Scrivener exports. Typewriter exports print-ready.
The editor is free.
Pay only for AI.
Get started writing.
Premium features. No AI.
For writers working on their first or next book.
Scrivener: $49. Word: $100/yr. Typewriter: Free.
Need more? Top up any plan from $5. Or go pay-per-use with no subscription.
Authors kept asking. So we built it.
I run a publishing house. Authors walk in with novels, poetry, cookbooks, children's books — you name it. We print them.
Along the way, we built tools for ourselves. Cover design, manuscript formatting, print prep. Our authors saw them and said “can I use that?”
Then more requests came in. “I need a writing app.” “I want to print directly.” “My editor is garbage.” So we kept building.
You tell us what's broken. We fix it. That's how this works.
We build the whole stack.
Typewriter is one piece. Here's the rest — every tool an author needs, from first draft to first sale.
Questions.
Start your book. It's free.
No credit card. No setup. Just you and the page.
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