WriteWay

It's a long way from idea to the printed book, but a writing assistant that can help authors structure and build their manuscript is to be appreciated. WriteWay is such an application, targeted at all writers, no matter their experience level.

The utmost feature of WriteWay is that it enables book authors to organize their artwork efficiently, regardless of its type. Whether we are talking about acts and scenes in a theatrical play, or simple chapters in a book, the writer has the possibility to create separate book sections and navigate throughout them with just a click.

The plot of each book chapter or scene can be written separately as the main idea. The writer can also create a scene sketch to focus on the goal of the scene and its motivation, the conflict, the climax and the turning point. And speaking of the turning point, one can write down multiple pathways the book can take and then decide what the best ending is.

WriteWay stores information about all the characters in the book and their background. For an easier management of the storyline, the writer can build a storyboard containing noteboards where a summary of the scene can be added.

WriteWay goes even further into details and enables the writer to type in the scene setting, manage dialogs, subplots and scene revisions.

A book requires not just imagination, but also research. WriteWay features a dedicated research section where the writer can type in fact-checking information, transcripts of interviews with experts, links to websites, as well as other data that might be relevant to the book.

As shown above, WriteWay comes with a plethora of features that are meant to ease the job of writers, allowing them to focus on the story and write down any idea that might be interesting. From hobbyists to multi-published authors, anyone can benefit from the advantages such an application provides. On the downside, the interface is quite outdated and it is far from matching the current modern trends.