Websites for Writers

Chronicler supports offline worldbuilding and a local wiki for writers and game masters, storing notes as plain Markdown files on the computer.

MonsterWriter supports academic writing with document editing, citation management, and a LaTeX workspace for students and researchers.

Sudowrite provides AI writing tools for fiction, including its Muse model built for story writing.

Manuskript is open-source writing software with an outliner for organizing ideas and snippets in a hierarchy.

Journal.TXT presents a single-text-file format for keeping journals, with dated entries shown in its example.

Vulgarlang generates constructed languages for fantasy writers and role players, modeling grammar, sounds, vocabulary, and language irregularities.

Chronicler supports offline worldbuilding and a private wiki for writers and D&D game masters, with versions listed for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Ellipsus supports collaborative writing and editing across devices, with a focus on creative writers.

Azgaar generates fantasy world maps for writers, game masters, and other creators through a free web app with editable layers and style tools.

ToolBaz Pro includes AI writing, image, text-to-speech, and novel creation tools in its dashboard.

Textbuddy combines AI writing tools for drafting, rewriting, proofreading, social posts, and email replies.

Txt Muse provides writing tools for brainstorming, drafting, and editing long-form text.

Netus AI offers an AI text humanizer, an AI detector, and a chat interface for several AI assistants.

Paper by Naya provides a distraction-free writing experience for Nepali language text.

ToolBaz offers AI tools for writing, stories, emails, images, and audio, including article and content generators.

AltHistory hosts stories and timelines, history discussions, nation games and roleplay for alternate history fans.

Type.ai helps writers draft and edit books, novels, and screenplays through an AI writing editor.