Use case

Keep chapter twenty in agreement with chapter one

Write the manuscript, the research and the revision plan in one private outline. SpacebarX lets you focus on one scene while the entire book remains one keystroke away.

Mira appears in the chapter as a mirror of her profile in Continuity. One item, two places.

One manuscript that remembers its own structure

Create branches for parts, chapters, scenes, research and continuity. Move a scene, zoom into a chapter, or return to the whole book without managing a folder of disconnected files.

Write in context

Keep character notes and research beside the scene that needs them.

Revise without losing your place

Reorder branches and recover earlier versions when an edit goes too far.

See the whole book

Zoom in to write; zoom out to check pacing, continuity and what comes next.

Set up the book once

  1. Add Parts and Chapters

    Collapsed, they are the shape of the book on one screen — which is the view you need when the pacing is wrong.

  2. Put scenes beneath the chapter where they belong

    The prose lives under the scene, so moving a chapter takes its scenes, its notes and its research with it.

  3. Keep research, continuity and revision notes in their own branches

    A character fact written once can be mirrored into every chapter that uses it, so chapter twenty cannot contradict chapter one.

Your toolkit

A manuscript that remembers what you wrote a hundred pages ago

Start with the chapter you are writing now. SpacebarX keeps the whole book with it.