Subscription Subscription; confirm current plans on official site

LivingWriter

What it is

Cloud writing app for novels and screenplays with chapter drag-and-drop, boards for manuscript/elements/planning/research, goals, comments, auto-save sync across devices, and export to DOCX/PDF/EPUB plus Amazon KDP-oriented paths. Optional AI assists with outlines, rewrite, manuscript chat, and related helpers. Honest caveat: AI features assist only — craft, rights, and retailer AI policies still apply. Not a full Atticus/Vellum-class formatter.

Pricing model

Subscription — Subscription; confirm current plans on official site. Always confirm on the vendor site before buying; plans change.

Regions

UK, Global

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