... writer's stack: Scrivener, Reedsy, QueryTracker, Vellum, Grammarly, Prowritingaid, Draft2Digital, Mailchimp (email), Reddit / Discord (community). But what if, here me out, these were all on one platform ? Writing, community management / engagement, and publishing? That's exactly what Lorec.io is for. I'm looking for all the help I can get in obtaining feedback and making a platform as powerful for writers as possible, because I'm a writer and I need a powerful tool! This is your opportunity ...

... kept losing time re-reading my own chapters just to remember details I'd already written. A character's eye color. A place name I'd mentioned once, three chapters back. Word and Docs weren't built for that. Scrivener is, but you still build every character sheet by hand. So I built the thing I actually wanted: an editor where AI reads your manuscript and builds your character and world reference for you, instead of asking you to fill ...

... Comment from Shalini R(@shalini_r4): Nice list! Mine would be: ChatGPT for research and brainstorming, VS Code for coding, GitHub for version control, Notion for organizing ideas, and Google Workspace (Docs + Gmail) for collaboration. Amazing how a handful of tools can become part of your daily workflow. Comment from Abhay raghuwanshi(@abhayraghuwanshi): Here are mine: Claude for coding and drafting replies, VS

... recently been wondering whether it's possible to create a browser version of the Snowflake method of story writing but it seems like a daunting task to manage all the components that go into story writing. And Scrivener probably does it better anyway. Are you launching your app on PH? Comment from Susanne Ertl(@susanne_ertl): @peterclaridge  Yes, planning to launch on PH soon . I ve already built it, just figuring out how to present it for the launch ...

... happened to all of us. Disrupted creative flow: Without the right tool, it's hard to stay in the zone. You lose focus, and suddenly your writing momentum vanishes. Top 3 Game-Changing Writing Tools That Transformed My Workflow: @Scrivener - The Writer's Secret Weapon Scrivener

... syntheses of the previous tools. I also use MindMeister for animation type uses, without needing to explain the basics of mind maps at length (Mindomo is also very good). I use tools for more editorial purposes such as Scrivener, or the amazing FunBloks , also available on ProductHunt, which is extremely powerful. I hope you find this feedback useful. Please let me know if you have any questions. Denys. Comment from Tim Liao(@timliao): @meghana_u_raju1 Hi Meghana, thank ...