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Every epic story has a complex history. Our timeline tool lets you visualize eras, overlap story arcs, and pinpoint events down to the minute.
Define the "Third Age of Sun Elves" and track multiple conflict arcs within it.
Rich details for every event, including participants, location, and key item acquisition.
Use standard dates or invent your own fantasy calendar (e.g., Year 245, Bloomtide 12).
A sudden, cataclysmic tear in the high ...

The Shadow-Orc legions launch a surp...

Following the mysterious poisoning of...

The three moons align perfectly for th...

The dormant volcano at the center of t...

Character sheets, locations, items, events, and lore — all built in the Forge, all wired into what you write.
Build your story elements the way you want — add any label and value, on any element, with no fixed schema to fight against.
Type a character or place name into your prose and Quill Forge finds it automatically — underlined in that element's color and linked straight back to its sheet. No manual tagging.
Every element keeps a running list of every chapter and scene it shows up in — built automatically from what you write, not something you maintain by hand. Tap any appearance to jump straight there.
Every character, place, item, and event you've built lights up the moment you write it — click through and the full sheet opens right beside your prose.
Characters, locations, items, lore, and events each get their own underline color the instant you type their name.
Click any underlined mention and its sheet opens beside the manuscript, editable where you are writing.
Event, Spark, Outline, Plot, Elements, Comments, and Scribe, without closing the manuscript.
Grammar and a dictionary in the chapter sidebar, on your device.
Scenes and beats stay tied to the chapter you're drafting — plan the shape, check beats off, and keep writing without losing the thread.
Scene cards with expandable beat trees and checkboxes, visible while you draft.
Outline scenes map to real chapter scenes. The one you plan is the one you write.
Add scenes and beats as ideas land. Collapse what you are not working on.
Plots rarely arrive in order. Drop every thread onto an infinite canvas, draw the connections as you find them, and watch your story's architecture reveal itself.
Zoom out for the shape of the story, or into one card to untangle a knot.
Separate plot threads, character arcs, and worldbuilding, then toggle each layer.
Connect a node to a character, location, item, or piece of lore, then open its sheet.
Continents, regions, routes, and linked locations on one fantasy atlas — handcrafted terrain, not AI filling in the blanks.
Continents, regions, routes, and topography as layers you can toggle.
Mountains, forests, and lakes placed by hand, so the map reads as an atlas.
A settlement on the map opens the same sheet as the one in the story.
Sparks is where every stray idea, task, and note lands first — a single capture point that quietly organizes itself as you link it to the characters, chapters, and scenes it belongs to.
Record a note and drop the transcription into the spark.
Send a link or a passage from another app on your phone into a new spark.
Link a spark to a project, book, chapter, or scene and it is marked utilized.
Checklists, priority, and a due date live on the same spark as the idea.
Filter by status or type, and search the title and the note together.
Quill Forge runs in your browser and can be added to your home screen like an app — no Play Store or App Store download.
Open Quill ForgeiOS does not support one-tap install buttons — the Share menu is required.
Quill Forge is made to be the ultimate toolkit for authors. A workspace that helps you organize your thoughts, create character sheets, outline your stories, chart maps, and so much more. It does not write. The words stay yours.
Grammar and dictionary run on the device. There is no AI in the app.
Editorial Assistance without Generation - is a foundation to our Ethos. It's a promise to you and to ourselves that we never sell, trade or generate your data. When you are holding your novel in your hands you can be proud that the achievement is truly yours. Get your hands dirty, hone your craft.
Wordsmith is free and enough for one project. Worldbuilder is the paid plan: more projects, attachments, voice notes, tools to draw maps and much more. Thank you to anyone who chooses to pay. That keeps the forge burning.
Wordsmith is the full writing workspace. Worldbuilder is for writers who keep more than one project, pin reference to the page, and draw the map the story lives on.
Free
The writer's desk. Finish a novel without paying for the room to write it.
Everything in Wordsmith, plus room for every book and the tools that make a setting feel real.
. Cancel anytime.
| Where they differ | Wordsmith | Worldbuilder |
|---|---|---|
| Projects | 1 | Unlimited |
| Writing workspaceEditor, Scribe, outline, timeline, sparks, mind map, story bible | Included | Included |
| Cover images | Included | Included |
| Images & voice notes | Not included | Sparks, elements, mind-map nodes |
| World maps | View & edit existing | Create new maps and grow the atlas |
Billing is on the web. Cancel anytime — you keep what you wrote, including extra projects from a paid period.
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