Scrin

Keep writing.
Scrin keeps the rest.

A home where pages grow into books.

Follow the thought

Start it before it has a title. It becomes a chapter when you're ready.

Novels, notes, half-ideas: all of them here, all of them whole.

Pick up on your phone where your laptop left off.

From whatever you wrote them in, every chapter in its place.

So long as you write what you wish to write, that is all that matters; and whether it matters for ages or only for hours, nobody can say.

Virginia Woolf, A Room of One's Own, chapter six

The whole book at a glance, or every scene one character is in.

Rewrite boldly. The earlier page is still there.

Choose who reads it, hear what they think, or just export the file.

Its characters, places and plot lines, laid out for you.

No card, no account. Open Scrin by November 30 and your month runs to December 31. When the month is up, reading, history and exports stay free.

Do I have to install anything?: No. Scrin opens in your browser, no account, and can sit in your dock as its own window; no signed macOS or Windows app yet. Safari clears a site's data after seven unvisited days of use: keep an export, or pair a second device.
Is it a novel-only tool?: No: an essay, a screenplay, a run of articles, anything long. Bring a script in from Fountain or Final Draft and it arrives in scenes, one per heading. Notes you leave yourself stay out of the export, unless you want them as Word comments.