Projects is where you create and manage your book workspaces. Each project contains chapters, components, outline structure, notes, and publishing/export settings.

Key features & availability

Create/open projects FREE
Import a manuscript (DOCX/TXT) into a new project FREE
Archive projects (hide without deleting) FREE
Create one real book project FREE
Project/outline templates (apply proven structures) PRO
Series dashboard & multi-book management STUDIO

Create or import

Create New starts a blank project.
Import Book builds chapters from a DOCX/TXT file.
Load Sample creates a practice project you can edit freely.

Full Book Series Features STUDIO

The Full Book Series Features panel (on the Projects page) is for managing a multi-book series: which books belong together, shared series assets (like a series bible and reusable components), and tools to apply/sync those assets across books.

1) Books

Create or select a series: Use the Series dropdown to select an existing series, or use Create series to make a new one.
Add books to the series: Add the current project (or create a new project) and assign a Vol # so your series is ordered correctly.
Open a book quickly: Use the Open button in the Books table to switch your Current Project to that book for editing.

2) Shared Assets

Series Bible: Keep shared canon/constraints here (world rules, characters, timeline, tone rules, audience notes).
Glossary / Terminology: Store preferred spellings and rules (e.g., names, places, tech terms). Use a simple “Term | Preferred spelling | Notes” format.
Reusable Components: Create reusable blocks (front/back matter, series teaser, author note, “Also in this series” block, etc.). These are stored at the series level and can be applied to books from the Apply & Sync tab.

3) Apply & Sync

Select books: Check the books you want to update.
Select components: Choose which shared components to insert into those books.
Apply Now: Inserts the selected components into the selected books. If you check Add inserted components to the build order now, the inserted items are also added to the publish/build sequence automatically.

4) Publishing

“Also in this series” block: This tab generates a ready-to-copy list of your books (with volume numbers if set).
Save as series component: One click saves that generated block into Shared Assets as a reusable component (key: also_in_series), so you can apply it to any book or keep it consistent across all volumes.

Tip: A recommended workflow is: (1) set Vol # for each book, (2) fill out Series Bible + Glossary, (3) create reusable components once, then (4) Apply & Sync whenever you update shared content.

FREE plan note: if your build enforces a single active project limit, archive/delete your current project before creating another.

Stuck Writer-One user had over 40 pages written but couldn’t move forward. The problem wasn’t writing—it was structure. After reorganizing their chapters, they were able to continue instead of rewriting the same sections over and over. Progress came from clarity, not effort.

One Idea → Multiple Assets-A user came in thinking they had just one book idea. After organizing it properly, they realized it could become a guide, checklist, and follow-up content. The idea didn’t change—the structure did. That’s where expansion starts.

Publishing Reality Check-One user thought they were ready to publish because their draft was finished. After reviewing the structure, they found missing sections and gaps in flow. Fixing those before publishing made the final result much stronger. Finishing a draft isn’t the same as being ready.

7-Day Momentum Win-A new user followed a simple 7-day plan step by step. By the end of the week, they had a working outline and their first chapters started. It wasn’t perfect—but it was real progress. That’s usually all you need to keep going.

🧠 Leonardo — AI Assistant