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Plotilla

Fiction writing and worldbuilding workspace

Write the book.
Keep the story true.

A place for your manuscript, your characters, and the world between them. Write freely. Keep every thread of your story within reach.

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Follow the manuscriptOne story. An entire world.
The Atlas of Elsewhere ManuscriptIllustrative workspace
CHAPTER TWO

The last train north

The station clock had stopped at seventeen minutes past three. Mara noticed it before she noticed the empty platform, the sleeping ticket office, the single light in the rain.

In her coat pocket, the letter crackled. She had read it so often that the words seemed to belong to her now.

Come to Bellwether. Bring the map.
Tell no one you remember.

Beyond the glass, the northbound train was waiting. For the first time in years, she knew where she was going.

Chapter 2Every story starts somewhere.
A fictional project, shown in a simplified view of Plotilla’s manuscript, codex, and timeline. Your words and your decisions stay yours.
For the world you’re imagining.

Fantasy · Science fiction · Romance · Mystery · And the story only you can tell.

01 / Write

Room to get lost
in the writing.

Some days you plan the whole book. Other days you find the next sentence. There’s a place for both.

Explore the manuscript
I

A manuscript with room to grow.

Build your book with parts and chapters. Keep the structure close and the prose at the center.

The Atlas of ElsewherePart I The arrival01 A letter in the rain02 The last train north
II

A little space to see what’s next.

Gather notes, plan scenes on the corkboard, and use the story matrix to see how your chapters fit together.

SCENE NOTEThe return
What has changed?STORY THREADThe missing map
Who knows the truth?

02 / Connect

The story goes
beyond the page.

Keep the people, places, and events behind your prose together. Follow a thread without losing your place.

Characters with a history.

Keep character details, aliases, relationships, and lineage in view as your cast grows.

MVMara Vennconnected toEOElias Orr
Meet your cast

A world with its own rules.

Give locations, lore, objects, organizations, and ideas a home in your world codex. Add maps for spatial context.

01 BellwetherLocation02 The northern lineLore03 The unfinished atlasItem
Build your world

Time, on your terms.

Organize events and connect them to your chapters. Keep the order of the story clear, even when the telling isn’t linear.

Before the returnThe journey northWhat comes after
Follow the timeline

03 / Understand & revise

See the loose threads.
You decide what stays.

A name that changes. An event out of order. A detail that no longer fits. Story Intelligence helps you look again, with evidence you can weigh.

Detect automatically.
Propose intelligently.
Let the writer decide canon.

Automatic story links help connect your project. AI continuity review runs when you start it on Mythic. Findings can be incomplete or mistaken; they stay suggestions. You write the manuscript and decide what belongs.

Explore Story Intelligence
CONTINUITY REVIEWScripted example · Mythic

CHAPTER 2“The letter had brought her here. Mara stepped aboard the northbound train.”

CHAPTER 4“For the first time, she unfolded the letter that would send her north.”

Illustrative excerpts. This demonstration uses a prepared finding and makes no AI request.

04 / Make it yours

Your process.
Your words. Always.

A workspace should support the way you write. Including the choice to work alone, bring someone in, or take your work elsewhere.

AI is optional.

The workspace works with no AI at all. On Mythic, start an AI action when you want one. Bring your own key with your provider's own limits and costs.

How your data is handled ↗

Bring a trusted reader.

Invite collaborators on Mythic, choose their roles, and keep feedback close to the project. Stay in control of who can see and edit your work.

Compare collaboration access ↗

Take your story with you.

Import existing work. Export Markdown, JSON, and DOCX, even on Draft. Keep complete recovery archives alongside everyday manuscript exports.

Explore imports & exports ↗

Built independently by Vishal Kundar. Questions reach the founder at support@mythwrites.com.

A place to begin. Room to grow.

Start with the next chapter.

Choose the room you need for the story you’re writing.

FOR YOUR FIRST PROJECT

Draft

The core workspace. A real place to begin.

Free forever
Create a free account
  • One editable project
  • Up to 25,000 manuscript words
  • Up to 20 combined world entries
  • Timeline and lineage
  • Export Markdown, JSON, DOCX anytime
MORE ROOM TO WRITE

Scribe

Unlimited core writing across your projects.

$4.99/ month
Explore Scribe
  • Unlimited projects
  • Unlimited manuscript words
  • Unlimited characters and worldbuilding entries
  • Manuscript editor and planning tools
  • Characters, relationships and maps
  • Timeline and lineage
  • Export Markdown, JSON, DOCX
FOR A CONNECTED STORY

Mythic

Story intelligence and collaboration.

$9.99/ month
Explore Mythic
  • Everything in Scribe
  • AI assistant included: 15 runs a day
  • Use your own API key, billed by your provider
  • Smart Import for reviewed manuscript and lore imports
  • Story Intelligence for continuity findings and canon proposals
  • CYOA game exporter
  • Collaboration (invite co-authors)

Paid plans are planned with a 14-day free trial. Checkout is not open yet; you can create a free account today. Final currency, taxes, and total are confirmed at checkout. Compare all plan details.

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

A few
clear answers.

What is Plotilla?

Plotilla is fiction writing software that connects a Book, Parts and Chapters manuscript with characters, worldbuilding, timelines, lineage and story intelligence in one project. It is a writing workspace for fiction across genres, not a chat assistant. See the connected novel-writing workflow ↗

How does it check story continuity?

Story intelligence relates supplied manuscript and world evidence to surface continuity findings, contradictions and canon proposals for you to inspect. It is an aid for review, not a guarantee that a story has no errors. Read about story continuity review ↗

Does Plotilla rewrite my manuscript automatically?

No. Findings and canon proposals remain suggestions with review or dismiss controls. Your manuscript and canon change only when you choose to edit or accept something.

Can I use Plotilla without AI?

Yes. AI is optional. The manuscript editor, worldbuilding, characters, relationships, timelines, lineage, maps, planning views, import and export all work without configuring any AI provider, and no AI runs unless you start one.

Can I use my own AI API key?

Yes. BYOK means bring your own key: you supply a credential for OpenAI or Anthropic, the two providers your browser can reach directly today. The key is held in your browser session storage and the request goes from your browser straight to that provider, so Plotilla does not store it on our servers. Usage, limits and cost are governed by your own provider account.

Can I export my writing?

Yes. Plotilla supports Markdown and DOCX manuscript exports and project-data JSON export. The owner-only complete recovery archive includes project data, manuscript revisions and registered private project assets. Smart import helps bring existing work into the workspace.

Can I invite co-authors or beta readers?

Yes, on the Mythic plan. Collaboration invites use capability-based permissions, so you choose what a collaborator can reach, and read-only access stays clearly marked.

What does Plotilla cost?

Draft is free forever: one real project, up to 25,000 manuscript words and 20 combined world entries, with export always available. Reaching a Draft limit does not delete or truncate your writing. Scribe is $4.99 per month and Mythic is $9.99 per month, billed monthly. There is no annual plan. Both paid plans are planned with a 14-day free trial, but checkout is not open yet, so only the free account can be started today. Compare plans ↗

Is Plotilla only for fantasy writers?

No. It is built for fiction writing broadly. Fantasy-friendly fields such as lore, magic systems, races and factions are part of the worldbuilding toolkit, not a limit on the kinds of stories you can organize. See the worldbuilding workspace ↗

THE NEXT PAGE IS YOURS

Make room for
your story.

A manuscript, characters, timeline and lineage.
One place to begin, and room for what comes next.

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