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.
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; the Plan and the Story Bible hold the things that must not drift - where the book lands, and who your people are. Generation happens inside that context - one section at a time or across the whole book - and every word stays editable.
Your book
The record itself - title, Brief, target audience, writing style and language, source documents, the words the AI may not use, the colophon, and who you share it with.
- Brief, audience & style profile
- Import from Word, PDF, EPUB and Scrivener
- Members, roles and sharing
The Editor
Where you actually write. Binder tree on the left, the section you are editing in the middle, synonyms, research and notes on the right.
- Generate structure, then prose
- Version history per section
- Focus mode, dictation, find & replace
Explore & edit
Where the book is planned and then read back to you - the Plan, the Story Bible, the Book Graph, the board and the corkboard, and a full editorial desk once the draft stands.
- Plan, Story Bible, Book Graph, planning board and corkboard
- The route: seven steps from conversation to a finished binder
- Six editorial passes, from assess to produce - plus an editorial letter and a tracked revision plan
From a one-paragraph Brief to an exported manuscript - the whole arc lives in one place.
Start
From an empty field, from a manuscript you already have, from eight books you read on the subject, from a file in Word, PDF, EPUB or Scrivener, or from the history of a GitHub repository.
Plan
Settle where the book lands, who it is for, what it is for and what its fixed facts are - then record the cast, places and terminology in the Story Bible.
Structure
Generate a chapter and scene outline from the Brief, or paste your own - then rename, add, delete and rearrange until it is the book you want.
Prose
Write a one-line synopsis per section and generate its draft - one section at a time, or the whole book at once.
Research
Research, notes and sketch panels sit beside the text, so the context never leaves the screen - and you can dictate anywhere you can type.
Edit
Six passes in a real editor's order - assess through produce - fed by manuscript health, scenes, spelling and consistency, the style report, natural writing, an external critic and comments, then gathered into an editorial letter and a tracked revision plan.
Illustrate
Images from your description, infographics built from what the chapter actually says, a visual planned per section rather than everywhere, and a front cover, back cover and details page.
Publish
Nine formats - Markdown, Word, EPUB, PDF, a print-ready paperback interior, Scrivener, images, covers and a full backup - in one of ten interior designs.
Translate
A finished book becomes a second book in another language, section by section, with a glossary that keeps names and terms identical throughout.
Derive
Blog posts written inside Scribith - and exportable as editable Word documents - documents at a real page size, and presentations built from the book, or part of it.
Interrogate
Book Chat searches the manuscript; the chatbot holds the whole book open; and Reader answers as a beta reader who knows nothing but your title.
Keep
One backup file becomes a working book again. A finished book is archived rather than thrown away.
Cite
Numbered Vancouver-style citations from one source catalogue, with the reference list built on export - at the end of the book, or at the end of every chapter.
Sign off
The real print PDF is rendered, retained and preflighted for trim, fonts and page furniture - and your approval belongs to that exact file, not to the abstract book.
Reuse
Your own voice measured into a style profile, and a document you write repeatedly turned into a reusable outline for every book after it.
See the cost
This book's own AI requests, tokens and estimated euro cost, on the Publish page - without exposing anyone else's spending.
The route
Seven steps from a brainstorm conversation to a finished binder, in order and on one page - each handing its result to the next, and the book remembers where you stopped.
Criticism up front
A structure critic that judges the binder before a word of it exists - optionally beside a second reading from a model by a different maker.
A critic who read your brief
The external critic reads every word and judges the book against what you said you were writing - you argue with it, and the argument becomes the list of improvements.
Does it sound like your language
A report on translationese, machine tells, idiom, register, repetition and rhythm - in the book's own language, never against English.
Brief
Describe the book. This is the seed every generation traces back to.
Ground
Upload source documents so the AI works from real material.
Structure
Generate the outline, then shape it until it is yours.
Draft
Generate prose section by section, or the whole book at once.
Edit
Six passes in the order that pays off - then fix what you agree with.
Publish
Interior, cover, colophon, export - and a backup you can restore.
- 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
- Consistency that holds - a Plan with the book's fixed facts, and a Story Bible the AI reads whenever your people appear
- A full editorial desk - manuscript health, scenes, spelling and consistency, a free style report, review comments, an editorial brief and style sheet, a letter that names the real problems, a tracked revision plan, and a check that runs on any uploaded document
- Planning tools - mindmap, Book Graph, planning board, corkboard, and story, business and government structures
- Citations that hold - one source catalogue, numbered markers in the prose, the reference list built on export
- A second book in another language - translated section by section, with the original untouched
- Nine export formats - Markdown, Word, EPUB, PDF, a print-ready paperback, Scrivener, images, covers and a full backup, in one of ten interior designs
- Your book stays yours - you approve, edit and export everything
- Nothing overwrites silently - version history on every section, undo on structural moves
- Checking never edits - analysis reports; fixing is a separate step you confirm section by section
- Grounded, not guessed - generation runs against the documents you supply, and infographics never invent a figure
- A way out - one backup file restores into a working book, on any Scribith installation
- Sharing you control - per-book members, with editor and viewer roles
- Sign-off that means something - a print proof is approved as the exact file you downloaded, and goes stale the moment the book changes
- A long run you do not pay for twice - whole-book checks live on the server, reconnect after a dropped connection, and resume from where they stopped
- Costs you can see - an expensive pass states its price before it runs, this book's own spend is on the Publish page, and anyone who prefers can use their own OpenAI key
- Four languages - the interface runs in EN, NL, DE and IT
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
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Ask for a demo, or talk through what writing your next book inside Scribith would look like.