Romancery - Romance novel planner for love stories, not action films

Hey Product Hunt -- I'm Shea. I write dark Celtic fantasy romance and I built Romancery because I was exhausted. Every time I started plotting a new book, I'd have five browser tabs open: one writing teacher's beat sheet, another's character arc framework, a trope breakdown from a third, a tension checklist from a fourth, and a blank spreadsheet slowly becoming a monster. I'd copy beats into the spreadsheet, cross-reference tropes, stare at the result, and think... wait, was that supposed to go there? I write around a full-time day job and two kids -- ages 6 and 7. My writing time is late nights after everyone's asleep, and stolen pockets during my daughter's gymnastics class and my son's baseball games. I write in parking lots. I do not have time to cross-reference five tabs. So I built the tool I actually needed. One place. 13 romance-native beats. The trope selector tells you which beats matter most for enemies-to-lovers vs. forced proximity vs. age-gap. You plan your beats, generate scenes from them, and write in the same tab. The whole arc on one screen. Free for one book, forever. No credit card. Pro ($9/mo or $79/yr) unlocks series mode, worldbuilding, beta-reader share links, and more. I'd love feedback -- especially from anyone who's tried Plottr, Scrivener, or Save the Cat software and found them frustrating for romance specifically. That's exactly who I built this for.