Castle idea

Ol Country

Blueprint

First draft

of my book

Sketch

Sketch

Cover idea

Writezy

/raitsi/

A canvas alongside a zen writing experience

/ kanvas /

Canvas

Canvas

Drag and drop chapters, images, and ideas onto the canvas,
and watch it all grow with your story.

Drag and drop chapters, images, and ideas onto the canvas,
and watch it all grow with your story.

The canvas can hold your imagination. It’s chaotic until you decide it shouldn’t be.

The canvas can hold your imagination. It’s chaotic until you decide it shouldn’t be.

  • Video

    Add short videos to your canvas to give it life.

  • Colors

    Color folder or sticky notes to identify them at-a-glance.

  • Grouping

    When you're ready, group your idaes into folders.

  • Go crazy

    Add images, docs, videos, sticky notes. It's all there.

    Go crazy

    Add images, docs, videos, sticky notes. It's all there.

  • All of it

    Manage your ideas, see it all come together.

  • All of it

    Manage your ideas, see it all come together.

Docs, folders, & more

You can add documents, organize them in folders, add sticky notes and attach them to images, add link nodes, and even create to-do lists.

Images or videos

The canvas can hold your images, pictures, or even short videos. Auto-play them to bring them to life, or simply create documents and start writing.

Paper notes

Some ideas are bigger than sticky notes but not full documents. Convert them to documents when you’re ready.

Import & export

Drag your docs onto the canvas, convert them into documents, edit them, and then export them.

Connection to docs

Your documents can send your ideas to the canvas whenever you want.

Multi canvas

Create multiple canvases (Pro plan) so each one can hold new ideas and experiments.

Create relationships with the constellation.

Create relationships with the constellation.

Connect characters, locations, and more, then track their relationships in the constellation graph.

Relationships

View all your connections and relationships in a graph at any time. It grows automatically as you mark your documents.

/ ehditor /

Editor

Editor

Let your imagination run wild without distractions.

Let your imagination run wild without distractions.

No clutter, no menus, no rulers, and no AI screaming in your face that it wants to write for you instead.

No clutter, no menus, no rulers, and no AI screaming in your face that it wants to write for you instead.

No cluttered UI. Just you and your words.

I wanted the writing experience to feel calm, focused, and out of the way, without the tool constantly shining a spotlight on features you may use only once a year.

Stop pressing enter to push text down

Some text isn’t ready to be deleted, but you need it out of the way.


Set it aside, keep writing, and bring it back whenever it makes sense. No more pushing paragraphs down the page, or creating another “dialog-ideas-final-2” document.

No more “find and replace”, track every word.

Turn any name, place, item, spell, or weird fantasy word into an Alias.


Track and edit it across all your documents. It’s better than searching for a word you mistyped somewhere.

Document types

Mark anything as a manuscript, revision, character, location, research note, or your own custom type.

Writing stats & goals

See word counts and progress, set daily or weekly goals, build streaks, and track momentum without making your novel feel like a fitness app. Mostly.

Reference documents

Open characters, locations, notes, or research beside your draft without leaving the editor.

Send it to the canvas

Move text, ideas, fragments, or notes directly from a document to the canvas when they belong somewhere else.

Images from your canvas

Bring visual references into your documents so images and written ideas can live together.

Consistent formatting

Choose defaults for every new document, then override individual drafts when a scene needs its own style.

No AI. I built this for people who love the art of writing.

No AI. I built this for people who love the art of writing.

I like AI for editing and ideas, just not inside Writezy. This is a space for you and your words, away from AI scraping.

Pricing

Pricing

/ praisin /

Flexible. Help support a single writer.

Flexible. Help support a single writer.

It’s just me, and I love building Writezy. I hope it helps you write your heart out. Need a feature? Let me know!

It’s just me, and I love building and Writezy. I hope it helps you write your heart. Need a feature? Let me know!

Free

Everything you need to start writing.

$0

/month

1 canvas

30 documents

250 MB image storage

Unlimited nodes (sticky notes, links, etc.)

Pro

Everything in Free, plus

$6

Unlimited canvases

Unlimited documents

Unlimited image storage

Support a one-person project

/ fak /

FAQ

FAQ

Context always helps. Answers to questions friends have asked.

Context always helps. Answers to questions friends have asked.

It’s just me, and I love building Writezy. I hope it helps you write your heart out. Need a feature? Let me know!

It’s just me, and I love building and Writezy. I hope it helps you write your heart. Need a feature? Let me know!

Why build Writezy?
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Because I couldn’t find a writing tool that fit the way my brain works. Everything either felt like work (hi Google Docs) or was so minimal it might as well have been a sticky note. So I thought, fine, I’ll build the thing I want to use. And once I started, I couldn’t stop. Here we are.

Did you build this alone?
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Yep. No ghostwriter, no engineering team. Just me, and a very overworked AI assistant acting as my “ghost engineer.” I handled front-end, back-end, auth, all of it. Fifteen years of product design gives you enough stubbornness to say, “Sure, I can build an app.”

Is this a prototype?
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Nope. This isn’t a weekend hack or a pretty mockup. I scrapped the low-code tools on day one and rebuilt everything from scratch... real infrastructure, real database, real versioning, real bugs. It’s a full production app that I’m actively improving.

What is 100% vibe coded?
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Pretty much. Cursor helped me generate pieces, but I structured every feature, debugged every disaster, and spent way too many nights staring at a screen wondering why I did this to myself.

Where is all the AI stuff?
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I use AI, I love that it can be a tool, but I think that the art of writing is beautiful. I don’t want AI writing for me, there are plenty of tools for that. I don’t shame those who use it, I simply wanted this built for people that like writing themselves.

Do you support this long-term?
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Absolutely! This isn’t a “launch and abandon” thing. I use Writezy every day for my own writing, and I have a backlog of features I’m dying to build. As long as it pays for its own server bill, hell yeah, we'll keep going.

Why build Writezy?
icon

Because I couldn’t find a writing tool that fit the way my brain works. Everything either felt like work (hi Google Docs) or was so minimal it might as well have been a sticky note. So I thought, fine, I’ll build the thing I want to use. And once I started, I couldn’t stop. Here we are.

Did you build this alone?
icon

Yep. No ghostwriter, no engineering team. Just me, and a very overworked AI assistant acting as my “ghost engineer.” I handled front-end, back-end, auth, all of it. Fifteen years of product design gives you enough stubbornness to say, “Sure, I can build an app.”

Is this a prototype?
icon

Nope. This isn’t a weekend hack or a pretty mockup. I scrapped the low-code tools on day one and rebuilt everything from scratch... real infrastructure, real database, real versioning, real bugs. It’s a full production app that I’m actively improving.

What is 100% vibe coded?
icon

Pretty much. Cursor helped me generate pieces, but I structured every feature, debugged every disaster, and spent way too many nights staring at a screen wondering why I did this to myself.

Where is all the AI stuff?
icon

I use AI, I love that it can be a tool, but I think that the art of writing is beautiful. I don’t want AI writing for me, there are plenty of tools for that. I don’t shame those who use it, I simply wanted this built for people that like writing themselves.

Do you support this long-term?
icon

Absolutely! This isn’t a “launch and abandon” thing. I use Writezy every day for my own writing, and I have a backlog of features I’m dying to build. As long as it pays for its own server bill, hell yeah, we'll keep going.