Everything in Questquill.
One app for the whole job — drafting, worldbuilding, the LitRPG bookkeeping, the AI help, and getting the finished book out the door. Every capability below is shipping today.
A page that disappears.
A distraction-free editor built for six-hour night sessions, with the binder structure and planning views serious novelists already trust.
- Binder — acts, chapters and scenes with drag-and-drop reordering.
- Focus mode — dims every paragraph but the one you're writing.
- Typewriter scroll — keeps the caret line parked — centre, bottom, or a custom offset.
- Corkboard & outliner — index-card and structured views over the same binder.
- Timeline — plot threads and events on a scrubable track.
- “Use later” folder — park cut scenes without deleting a word.
- Writing sprintsnew — a countdown timer with optional ambient soundscapes.
Kael let the mana settle into his palms.
The dungeon breathed around him, damp and patient. He had spent everything on the last fight — and it had not been enough.
Then the world stuttered, and the familiar azure light bloomed.
A world that remembers.
Characters, lore, magic systems and maps — structured, searchable and cross-linked, so continuity stops living in your head.
- Characters — profiles, arcs, relationships and a live current-standing glance.
- Locations, lore, items & factions — a wiki entry type for every corner of the world.
- World maps — drop and label markers on uploaded or AI-drawn maps.
- @-cross-references — mention anything by name; backlinks build themselves.
- Notes & research — a scratch space and reference shelf per project.
- Snowflake plottingnew — grow a one-line premise into scenes, step by step.
- Brainstorm boardsnew — draggable idea cards plus a Socratic story companion.
The genre’s hardest part, handled.
Track every stat, skill, item and level chapter-by-chapter — and let the consistency checker catch the contradictions before your readers do.
- Stat sheets & XP — per-character sheets with an XP/level tracker and curve designer.
- Skill & talent trees — unlockable skills, classes, titles and achievements.
- Inventory & lootnew — bags, currency and equipment that fold forward per scene.
- System boxes — export-safe “blue box” inserts, themeable to your world.
- Progression cards — record a change once; it renders as a mini-note or full sheet.
- Consistency checker — flags HP over max, skills used before unlock, gold overspent.
- Series continuity — carries stats forward across books.
Kael reached Level 13. STR +2 · DEX +1 · skill point available.
2 issues in Chapter 14 · mana −40 leaves −12 (max 150) · “Blink” used before unlock (Ch. 16).
A co-writer that knows your book.
Every AI tool is grounded in your manuscript and story bible, and counts against a simple daily quota. Free to try (10/day); Pro unlocks serious capacity (500/day).
- Writing assistant — rewrite, expand, shorten, describe, continue and brainstorm.
- Synonyms & rephrase — inline options you preview in place.
- Match My Style — learns your fingerprint; or write in any character’s voice.
- Name generatornew — invent names by culture and vibe, with near-duplicate warnings.
- Scene sketchesnew — illustrate a scene with consistent character references.
- Image generation — character portraits and world maps from a prompt.
- Continuity Q&A — ask your own book a question and get a grounded answer.
- Vaelric
- Kaellen≈ Kaelen
- Ashwynn
- Sorrowmoor
Boxes that survive Kindle.
Stat boxes that look great in the editor usually break on Kindle. Questquill renders them reliably across every format, and pushes chapters straight to where your readers are.
- EPUB, PDF, DOCX — plus Markdown, HTML and plain text — with your cover and metadata.
- Progression as text or imagenew — stat boxes stay crisp even in Markdown.
- Fictionate.menew — push chapters as drafts, with per-chapter publish state.
- Serial platformsnew — one-click formatted copy for Royal Road, Scribble Hub, Patreon, Wattpad.
- Amazon KDP pathnew — a validated package plus spine math and an upload checklist.
- Whole-project archivenew — a self-describing backup that re-imports losslessly.
Local-first, offline, unmistakably yours.
Your document lives on your machine first and syncs when you're online. Nothing here holds your words hostage.
Local-first & offline
Write on a plane, sync on landing. Your project is a file on your machine, not a row in someone else's database.
Version history & rollback
Automatic snapshots with a visual timeline and diff — walk your book's whole history and roll back to any moment.
Web + native apps
The same project on the web and in native Mac & Windows apps, with plain-file export always a click away.
New in this release.
The latest wave of capabilities — from AI naming to a lossless whole-project archive.
AI name generation
Invent character, place and item names by culture and vibe, with near-duplicate warnings against your bible.
Snowflake plotting
Grow a one-sentence premise into a full scene list, one deliberate step at a time.
Brainstorm boards
Draggable idea cards and a Socratic companion that asks the next question.
Character inventory
Bags, currency and equipment that fold forward per scene alongside stats.
Scene sketches
Illustrate a scene with consistent character references across images.
Serial & KDP publishing
Formatted copy for Royal Road, Scribble Hub, Patreon and Wattpad, plus a validated Amazon KDP package.
Whole-project archive
A self-describing backup — Markdown, JSON and manifest — that re-imports losslessly.
Progression as image
Export stat boxes as crisp images in Markdown, not just text.
Writing sprints & focus
A sprint timer with ambient sound, and a focus mode that dims everything but the current line.
All of it, free. Pro just powers the AI.
Unlimited projects, the full LitRPG engine, every export and publish target — free for everyone. Pro ($12/mo) adds serious AI capacity.