The city above the falls
MADE BY ONE PERSONSCROLL TO EXPLORE
Why I built thisEvery writing tool I tried either felt like work (hi, Google Docs) or was so bare it might as well have been a sticky note. I wanted one place for the pictures, the names, the half-ideas, and the actual chapters. So I built it.
Then just
write.
A clean editor, with your notes open right next to the draft.
See the editor ↗ 02 / ALIASESName it once.
Track it everywhere.
Turn a character, a city, or a spell into an Alias and follow it through every document.
Try an Alias ↗ 03 / CONSTELLATIONSee who’s tied
to what.
Connect characters, places, and things. The constellation draws the map for you.
Play with the map ↗ 04 / CANVASThrow it all
on the canvas.
Docs, images, sticky notes, links, to-do lists, even short videos. Sort it out later.
See the canvas ↗Editor
When it’s time to write,
it gets out of the way.
No clutter, no rulers, no AI begging to write it for you. Keep your notes beside the draft, park a paragraph you’re not ready to delete, send an idea back to the canvas.
Type anywhere in here. Try a name like Irene Adler or Bohemia, or press @ to pick one.
To Sherlock Holmes she is always the woman. I have seldom heard him mention her under any other name.
I had seen little of Holmes lately. My marriage had drifted us away from each other. One night — it was on the twentieth of March, 1888 — I was returning from a journey to a patient, when my way led me through Baker Street.
The door opened, and
It’s what I write in every day.Open Writezy
Aliases
You made up the word.
Now keep track of it.
That spell you renamed halfway through? Make it an Alias. It highlights as you type, so you know you spelled it right, and you can edit it across all your documents. Way better than find-and-replace.
aTry it. Give Mara
a new name.
a new name.
ALIASES, IN ACTIONTry it
CHAPTER 01
Mara held the map up to the light.
CHAPTER 03
“Ask Mara,” he said. “She knows the coast.”
CHARACTER NOTES
Mara never draws a place from memory.
One alias. Three linked passages.
Constellation
Who knows who,
and where they’ve been.
Connect characters, places, and objects, and the constellation builds itself as you go. This is the real one from the app, just with a made-up story. Click around.
Mara VennA cartographer following her father’s last map.5 connections
Canvas
It’s allowed
to be a mess.
Drop in a reference, a line you don’t want to lose, a chapter you’re not sure about yet. Move things around until they make sense.
The things the tide returns.
By morning, the sea had given back everything except her father.
Mara stood at the edge of the Salt Coast, holding a map of a country that no longer existed.
Manuscript Just the beginning.
The map is wrong.
Or the world is.
Images, docs, notes, whatever you’ve got.Go ahead, drag them around
“It’s just me. I couldn’t find a writing tool that fit how my brain works, so I built the one I wanted.”
No AI writing for you.Need a feature? Let me know.
Pricing
Free to start.
$6 when you need more room.
It’s a one-person project. Pro keeps the servers running and the features coming.
Free
Everything you need to start writing.$0/ month
- 1 canvas
- 30 documents
- 250 MB image storage
- Unlimited notes, links, and other nodes
Pro
For when one canvas isn’t enough.$6/ month
- Unlimited canvases
- Unlimited documents
- Unlimited image storage
- Support a one-person project
FAQ
Stuff friends
have asked me.
What can I put on the canvas?
Pretty much anything. Docs, images, short videos, sticky notes, links, to-do lists. Color them, and group them into folders when you’re ready. Or don’t.
What is an Alias?
A name or word you want to keep track of. A character, a city, a spell, some weird fantasy word. It highlights as you type and you can edit it across your documents, so you’re never hunting for the one place you misspelled it.
Does Writezy write with AI?
No. I built it for people who want to do the writing themselves. Everything here is for keeping track of your own ideas, not writing them for you.
Can I bring my writing with me?
Yep. Drag your docs onto the canvas, turn them into documents you can edit, and export them whenever you want.
Is this really just one person?
Yep. No team. I design it, build it, and use it every day for my own writing. As long as it pays for its own server bill, hell yeah, I’m keeping it going.