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Writer Tools includes eight tools that cover all aspects of planning and writing.
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Keep track of when you have written and how productive you were that day. Add notes about how your creative process went. What helped you today, and what distracted you. This way you can make sure you can avoid them in the future.
Yay! I've already completed 86% of my writing goal! This way you are much more motivated. You can even see the finish line on the horizon. See all the statistics about your novel and your writing habits.
It's useful to create a profile for each character, even the unessential characters. It's, of course, optional to fill in all the fields for each character.
A good habit while writing is to note everything you come up within his/her profile. This way you can look this information up much quicker. With over 50+ fields you can enter, you'll be able to create more in-depth characters. Think about: appearance, personality, history, ...
Order your chapters chronologically. Describe in short what will happen in this chapter. This way you're able to perceive a better overview of all the events through your story. Fix flaws before you start writing.
Plot your chapters out in advance so you can write productively. Switch between the scenes-tab and the editor very simply. Concentrate on great writing.
Just like with characters, you can plan out your locations in depth with various forms. This way your story will be consistent from the start on.
You can add infinite sublocations to a sublocation. This means that you'll be able to walk through your own virtual world, just by tapping. We suggest starting to plan out your environment from the highest location. (streets, houses, floor, room).
Plan the events of your book in chronological order. But use the chapter-tool to order your events how they are presented to the reader. This will get you an overview in which order your main-events happened. This also helps you to understand what each character already has been through.
A random idea popped-up in your head? Don't create another notebook. Note them down an efficient way. Never will a great idea be lost again. Tag them to find them easier.
Need a separate module for objects, spells, or something else? Create your own with custom fields. We got you covered.
Without setting yourself some goals, there's a big chance you'll never finish your books. It's a great idea to make a rough planning of what you want to achieve in the next few months.
