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Write the story only you can tell.

opaopa studio is a writing app for novelists. Plan, write and revise your book in one place.

The opaopa app open on a novel called The Tidebinder, 5 chapters and 14,885 words. Chapter 3, A Missing Street, 2,930 words, is open in the editor and begins: The street was gone.

Plan

Where the story takes shape. Outline your chapters, build your world, and know where you’re going before you write a word.

The plan board of The Tidebinder: chapter cards sorted into Act I, II and III. The card A Missing Street is selected, and in Act III a card called Redrawn reads: A second district starts to fade from the map.

Write

Just you and the page. A calm space to write, with nothing hovering over your shoulder unless you ask for it.

The editor with four paragraphs of dialogue from chapter 3, beginning: “A map is a record of what can be owned,” she said. The footer reads 2,930 words, saved.

Review

Ask for an editorial read of a finished chapter. You get notes on content and writing, tied to the passage they refer to. Your call on every note.

Info. AI-assisted. It runs only when you start it, and it never writes your text.

A passage of chapter 3 with two highlighted sentences, and beside it two notes. Content asks who Tobias is afraid of. Writing suggests the glance may be stronger without the line before it. Each note can be marked done or dismissed.

Remember

Your chapters are full of characters, places and rules. On request, the app gathers them as suggestions for your Story Bible. You decide what makes it in, as is or rewritten.

Info. Suggested from your own chapters. You confirm every entry.

The Story Bible entry for the character Ines Varga, apprentice cartographer at the Chart House. Below it, a suggestion found in chapter 3, with the choices Add, Rewrite and Skip.

Every world.Every voice.Yours.

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