Novellae Space - Write your novel. Keep the whole story in view.

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Novellea is a writing workspace for novels and long-form fiction. Draft one chapter at a time with your manuscript, story plans, and notes in one place. Reorder chapters as the story changes, attach notes to specific passages, and restore earlier drafts. Bring in a Word document you’ve already started or export your manuscript whenever you need it.

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Hi everyone! I’m Denys, a software engineer.

A few months ago, I got an idea for a novel. So naturally, I opened Google Docs and started writing. Once I realized the book was going to have several parts, jumping between chapters and finding my way around the manuscript got frustrating.

I started looking for software built for organizing novels. I already had a pretty clear idea of how I wanted it to look and work, and a lot of what I found made me think I was on the right track. The one thing I hadn’t thought of at all was a corkboard. That idea made it into Novellea.

I’m writing that same novel in Novellea now. Even at this early stage, it does what I wanted it to do. I can sit down and work on one chapter, then pull up the whole part when I need to see how the chapters read together. When I change my mind about where a chapter belongs, I can just drag it into place.

Here’s what you can do with it today.

  • Keep multiple novels or other writing projects in one workspace.

  • Write with basic formatting and add images to your chapters.

  • Import Word documents and export to Word or Markdown.

  • Drag and drop parts and chapters to reorder them, and rename or delete them as you go.

  • Move a chapter from one part to another in two clicks.

  • See what changed in a revision and restore an earlier version of a chapter.

  • Switch between a single chapter and a continuous view of an entire part.

  • Brainstorm and organize ideas on a corkboard.

If you’re working on something and want to give Novellea a try, reach out. I’ll hook you up with a discount in exchange for some honest feedback on how it fits into the way you write.