Inscript Studio handles your entire author workflow — writing, formatting, planning, finances, and launch — in one quiet window on your machine. Pay once, own forever.
Now in beta. Free access for early testers. Beta testers get 50% off at launch.
Inscript grows with you. Whether you're drafting chapter one or managing a backlist, the features you need are already here.
A distraction-free editor, story bible, and word goals to get from blank page to finished draft. Import from Word or Scrivener and start writing in minutes.
Professional book formatting for print and ebook, ISBN tracking, and direct PDF export. The part that used to cost $250 and a separate app.
Import your KDP reports and Amazon Ads data. See revenue by book, ACOS by keyword, and get smart alerts when something needs attention.
Series management, shared story bibles, and AI-powered continuity checking across volumes. Your fictional universe in one place.
No internet required. No account needed. No surveillance of your habits. Just you, your words, and a quiet window that stays out of the way.
Import your KDP reports, analyse your Amazon Ads, and get smart alerts on revenue and ROI — all inside the same app where you write. No spreadsheets.
One price. Lifetime license. Free updates within the version. No monthly rent on your own creative tools. Your data stays on your machine.
Context-aware editing, blurbs, and business briefings powered by your own API keys or run locally. AI is optional, private, and never phones home.
Every author tool does one thing well. None of them do the whole job. Inscript was designed to fill the space between them.
Scrivener is a great drafting tool, but when your manuscript is done, you still need another app to make it look like a book. With Inscript, you go from first draft to print-ready PDF without switching tools.
Vellum produces beautiful output — for $250, on Mac only. Inscript gives you professional formatting alongside a real editor, story bibles, and business tools on Mac, Windows, and Linux. One purchase, one app, every platform.
Atticus combines writing and formatting, but its editor is limited — no spell check, no grammar tools, no find-and-replace. And it requires an internet connection. Inscript is a native desktop app that works anywhere, online or off.
At $19/month, Dabble costs $228 a year just to access your own work. Inscript is $129.99 once. After seven months, you're saving money every day you write.
Free access for early testers.
Offline. Auto-saved locally. No telemetry.
Launch discount for beta testers.
"I used to need Scrivener for writing, Vellum for formatting, a spreadsheet for royalties, and a calendar app for deadlines. Now it's all in one window."Beta tester 12 books published, romance series
"I was terrified of formatting. Inscript made it feel like hitting print. I had a KDP-ready PDF in twenty minutes."Beta tester First-time author, literary fiction
"The story bible alone is worth it. I have four books in my series and I finally stopped contradicting my own world-building."Beta tester 4-book fantasy series
Import your .docx manuscripts and Inscript auto-detects your chapters, headings, and scene breaks. No copy-paste. No reformatting. Start writing in minutes.
Works with Microsoft Word, Google Docs, Scrivener (compile to .docx), LibreOffice, and any app that exports .docx files.
Daily word goals, session tracking, distraction-free focus mode, and a story bible to keep your world consistent — even at NaNoWriMo speed. All offline, so your Wi-Fi can't kill your streak.
Daily word target, tracked automatically with progress bars and streak counting.
Hide the sidebar, the toolbar, and the world. Just you and the blank page.
Write at the coffee shop, on the train, or in a cabin with no signal. No connection needed.
Keep character details, timelines, and world-building notes beside your manuscript — even at sprint pace.
Inscript was born in a hospital bed. After publishing his first novel, creator Barry Lynch survived a rare, life-threatening infection — and spent his recovery building the single author tool he wished had existed from the start.
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