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Welcome to Your    
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StoryBilder helps you write your book, your way    
 

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Write your story from A to Z with fewer options and distractions to help keep your writing on track.

storyengine


 

Jump in anywhere and keep track of your characters and plot as you go. Write your story, your way.

toolbox


 

Borrow characters, maps and outlines from the classics. Adapt what you like and make them your own.

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set your structure

Use one of our prebuilt frameworks, make it yours, or create your own.

never lose track

Keep a bird's-eye view on your characters, locations, plot points and more.

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the toolbox

inspiration included

Run out of ideas? Our library is full of ideas to power your creativity.

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We keep things simple and compact, so you can focus on your work.

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We're a small team dedicated to making sure StoryBilder suit your needs.

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More than just a plot tool

Start your story based on one of the seven basic plots or borrow an outline from the classics. Then bend it, change it up, and make it yours. Or just do your own thing.

More than just a prompts tool

Not sure what to write or how to structure your story? We've got prompts if you need them. Want to do your own thing and write your own way? That's entirely up to you.

More than just a help tool

First time writing? Help is right at hand. Information is available right where you need it, when you need it. Learn as you go, at your own pace, no matter what order you take.
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