AI writing workspace

Write deeply. Think clearly.

Scribith is a workspace for long-form work — novels, non-fiction, academic texts, screenplays — with an AI writing partner that knows the whole book. You describe what the book is about; Scribith builds its structure, drafts its sections, researches its background, and helps you revise.

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Why a workspace, not a chat box

A chat window forgets your book. A workspace holds it.

General-purpose AI is good at a paragraph and poor at a manuscript. It has no binder, no continuity, no memory of chapter four while you are writing chapter eleven — so every prompt starts from nothing and the voice drifts.

Scribith is built the other way round. The Brief is the seed everything traces back to; your source documents ground what the AI writes in real material; the binder holds the structure. Generation happens inside that context — one section at a time or across the whole book — and every word stays editable.

Three places you work
01

Your book

The record itself — title, Brief, writing style and language, source documents, and who you share it with.

  • Brief & style profile
  • Source documents, EPUB and Scrivener import
  • Members, roles and sharing
02

The Editor

Where you actually write. Binder tree on the left, the section you are editing in the middle, research and notes on the right.

  • Generate structure, then prose
  • Version history per section
  • Focus mode, find & replace
03

The Mindmap

The same structure as a visual graph — for restructuring rather than writing.

  • Drag to reorganise the book
  • Several views of one structure
  • Planning board for chapters and cards
What it does

From a one-paragraph Brief to an exported manuscript — the whole arc lives in one place.

01

Structure

Generate a chapter and scene outline from the Brief, then rename, add, delete and rearrange until it is the book you want.

02

Prose

Write a one-line synopsis per section and generate its draft — one section at a time, or the whole book at once.

03

Research

Research, notes and sketch panels sit beside the text, so the context never leaves the screen.

04

Publish

Export to Markdown, Word, images and covers — with section numbering and a table of contents.

How it works
1

Brief

Describe the book. This is the seed every generation traces back to.

2

Ground

Upload source documents so the AI works from real material.

3

Structure

Generate the outline, then shape it until it is yours.

4

Draft

Generate prose section by section, or the whole book at once.

5

Publish

Revise, check manuscript health, export.

You approve every word. Scribith drafts and suggests; nothing is published, exported or overwritten without you. Version history keeps the previous draft of every section.
What you get
  • A structured manuscript — binder, chapters, scenes and story elements
  • Draft prose you can edit — every section revisable, with version history
  • Grounded generation — your own source documents, not the open internet
  • Manuscript Health — pacing, point of view, continuity and tone, reported on the finished draft
  • Planning tools — mindmap, planning board and story-structure templates
  • Export that fits your workflow — Markdown, Word, images, covers, blog posts and presentations
Why you can trust it
  • Your book stays yours — you approve, edit and export everything
  • Nothing overwrites silently — version history on every section, undo on structural moves
  • Grounded, not guessed — generation runs against the documents you supply
  • Sharing you control — per-book members, with editor and viewer roles
  • Four languages — the interface runs in EN, NL, DE and IT
The idea

Write deeply. Think clearly.

Scribith is deliberately not a faster way to produce filler. It is a way to hold a long argument or a long story in one place, keep its structure visible, and spend your attention on the thinking rather than on the plumbing.

It ships white-labelled: organisations run Scribith under their own name and branding, with their own members, books and source material kept separate.

Get in touch

Bring Scribith to your desk.

Ask for a demo, or talk through what writing your next book inside Scribith would look like.