Bloggers
Draft essays, publish clean post pages, and prepare subscriber workflows without locking the project into a blog-only shape.
Posts, books, and long-form projects
A writing workspace that keeps drafts, project structure, collaborators, and published readers in the same clean mental model.
Book project - drafting
The first useful screen shows the outline, the draft, the notes, and the public shape of the work. Writers can move from a chapter to a post without changing tools.
Drafts stay private until the publication is ready to carry them.
Project pulse
Use cases
Draft essays, publish clean post pages, and prepare subscriber workflows without locking the project into a blog-only shape.
Work with parts, chapters, sections, appendix material, progress rollups, and serialized public reading.
Invite editors and commenters, keep document notes visible, and publish only when ownership is clear.
Published work
Book landing page with description, progress, and table of contents.
Chapter reader with metadata, previous and next navigation, and clean prose defaults.
Nested outline, Tiptap editor, autosave status, notes, references, and project stats.
June 13, 2026
Existing drafts can become versioned project documents from pasted source or .md/.html files, with book imports split into parts and chapters.
June 13, 2026
Public readers can collect subscribers, confirm email intent, and honor unsubscribe links from the SvelteKit audience store.
June 13, 2026
Draft and scheduled documents can get tokenized preview links with a private table of contents and noindex reader pages.
June 12, 2026
Search now crosses project metadata, document prose, notes, references, and comments with reader-state labels in the result list.
June 12, 2026
The workspace outline now supports collapse and expand, child document creation, and drag-and-drop document ordering.
June 12, 2026
Release dates now control public visibility, and publication readers expose RSS feeds for published documents.
June 12, 2026
Writers can save named document versions, review prior word counts, and restore a version without losing the current draft.