NovelForge
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The operating system for authors

Finish your first draft. Keep your voice.

NovelForge is where novelists plan the book, draft the chapters, map the story world, and revise with an AI co-writer they control.

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Fewer than 1 in 10,000 teens ever finishes a book.

The Bookworm, Carl Spitzweg (c. 1850)
Spitzweg — The Bookworm, c. 1850

Manuscript / 07

The Glass Harbour — Chapter 3

Draft

The harbour was empty when Mara arrived.

A light moved inside the old signal tower.

Story graph

MaraRookThe TowerCh. 4Ch. 7
A small suggestion

“A light flickered” adds tension without changing your meaning.

Accept Reject
Wanderer above the Sea of Fog, Caspar David Friedrich (1818)
Caspar David Friedrich — Wanderer above the Sea of Fog, 1818
01

Your scattered notes become one living manuscript.

Thirty files, four apps, one novel.

02

Lost plot threads find their way back to you.

That fix you promised in Chapter 4 — forgotten by Chapter 7.

03

Blank-page stalls turn into steady momentum.

The cursor blinking at a scene you've rewritten five times.

The writing desk / 01

Everything a novel needs, in one place.

Plan

Outline the book before the book.

Map chapters, beats, and promises so every session starts with direction, not dread.

Draft

Draft in focused chapters.

A quiet editor keeps word counts and scene notes beside the page, not in another tab.

Story Graph

See your whole story world.

Characters, places, and timelines connect in one living graph, so contradictions surface early.

Revise with AI you control

Make every edit your decision.

The co-writer suggests. You accept, reject, or rewrite every single edit.

At a Reading Desk, Frederic Leighton (1877)
Frederic Leighton — At a Reading Desk, 1877

Revision room / 02

You stay in control of every word.

Three small steps. One decision that is always yours.

Story graph

MaraRookThe TowerCh. 4Ch. 7

Step 1 — Spot the thread

See what connects.

Mara finds a map in Chapter 1. The graph shows where it returns in Chapter 3.

Caravaggio — Saint Jerome Writing, 1607–08
Saint Jerome Writing, Caravaggio (1607–08)

Margin notes / 03

Writers keep writing.

A Young Girl Reading, Jean-Honoré Fragonard (c. 1769)
Fragonard — A Young Girl Reading, c. 1769
“I fixed a timeline hole I'd missed for months. The graph flagged it in one afternoon.”
Placeholder NameFantasy
“It never writes for me. It shows me what I already wrote — and what wobbles.”
Placeholder NameLiterary fiction
“My first draft went from three half-started files to a finished manuscript.”
Placeholder NameMystery

Your manuscript / 04

Your words stay yours.

Export any chapter — or the whole manuscript — to Word, HTML, or Markdown. No lock-in, no watermarks, no fine print.

Your manuscript is never used to train anything.

Monk by the Sea, Caspar David Friedrich (1808–10)
Friedrich — Monk by the Sea, 1808–10
Word (.docx)Chapter structure and styles preserved.
HTMLClean markup for the web or an ebook pipeline.
MarkdownPlain text that outlives any tool.

Choose your desk / 05

Start free. Stay as long as the story needs.

Free

For your first book.

$0 forever

  • 1 book, unlimited chapters
  • Planning, drafting, and the story graph
  • 30 co-writer suggestions a month
  • Export to Word, HTML, and Markdown

Forge Pro

Most writers land here

For the long haul.

$20 per month

  • Unlimited books and projects — write a whole series
  • Unlimited co-writer suggestions, whenever you're stuck
  • Full revision history — never lose a draft again
  • Story graph across every book you write
  • Export every format, as often as you like
  • Priority support from writers, not chatbots
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Upgrade to Pro anytime inside the app.

Teams

For writing groups.

$28 per month

  • Everything in Forge Pro, for each writer
  • Up to 5 writers included on one plan
  • Shared books and one shared story graph
  • Comment and suggest on each other's chapters
  • See who changed what, scene by scene
  • One bill for the whole group

Colophon / 06

Questions writers ask.

Begin / 07

Your first draft is closer.

Open one workspace. Watch the whole story come into view. Finish the draft in your own voice.

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