The novel has structure before it has sentences.
Storystruct is a quiet workspace for novelists — a place to lay out plot, character, and prose without the noise, and a single place to read what your beta readers thought of every chapter.
Structure, not flash.
Every novel begins as a tangle. Storystruct gives you the rails to lay it out: characters, plot beats, world, threads — and a single, calm place to read what your readers thought of it.
Plot, beat by beat
Lay out acts, beats, and turning points in a single view. Drag them around. Bind them to scenes when you’re ready to write.
Cast & relationships
Keep motivations, arcs, and debts straight. See at a glance who owes what to whom and what’s never said out loud.
Threads & setups
Track the promises you’ve made the reader. Setups at the start, payoffs in the end. Nothing slips through the cracks.
The manuscript
Chapters and scenes, ordered the way you want them. Reorder without losing a thought. Branch a version for trying out an infinite amount of ideas.
Docx export, typeset
Export a chapter to .docx that’s already typeset — page size, margins, font, line spacing, headings, page numbers, even hyphenation by language.
Beta-reader feedback, in place
Upload a .docx with track changes and comments, or a .md file. Storystruct diffs it against the chapter, and you read the result next to your prose. Insertions, deletions, emphasis, and anchored comments, all where they matter.
My beta readers used to live in a folder called Notes I keep meaning to read. Now they live next to the chapter they’re talking about. — Someone, somewhere, probably
Open a chapter tonight.
No setup, no template wizard. Just your story, a quiet interface, and the place where your readers’ notes will live from now on.