
Editor
Spectral or Lora, your line height, your column width. Drop-caps, paragraph spacing, cursor blink — every typographic lever a manuscript needs.
Writing surface
A serious editor that gets out of the way. Typewriter scroll, focus mode, per-document typography, and a chrome that recedes when you draft.

Spectral or Lora, your line height, your column width. Drop-caps, paragraph spacing, cursor blink — every typographic lever a manuscript needs.

Dims everything except the current paragraph. Holds the active line centred while you draft so your eyes stay still.

Set a target word-count and a clock. Trove tracks the run, surfaces the streak, and never sends a notification you did not ask for.

A versioned history for every scene. Restore a paragraph from yesterday morning, or compare two drafts side by side.
Manuscript structure
Binder, Folio, Corkboard, Atlas. The files on disk stay the same — only the view changes. Pick the lens that fits what you are doing.

Renders a folder of Documents as one continuous read. The closest thing to a printed manuscript on screen.

Scene cards on a board. Drag to reorder, switch to outline, or flip to a POV-lane timeline.

A second lens on the same scenes — synopses laid out as an outline you can rearrange without leaving the structure pane.

Plot scenes against story-time. Drag events along the lane, group by POV, and spot the gap before a beta reader does.
Atlas & Codex
Typed Entities, Relationships, and an Atlas that links across manuscripts. Build a world once, reuse it as long as you write in it.

A single Atlas across every Manuscript that shares the Codex. Characters, factions, locations, magic systems — all in one place.

Custom types with their own fields, icons, and colours. A character has POV and arc; a location has region and climate.

Typed Relationships visualised as a graph. Mention any Entity in the editor and an Appears-in panel tracks every reference.

Lore, history, magic systems — the long-form world notes that sit alongside your manuscript without crowding it.

A reference page for every character in the Codex. Filter by POV, faction, or status — paste in a portrait if you keep one.
Craft tools
Templates, compile, palette, inspector. The boring infrastructure of finishing a novel, done well.

Start from a story shape — hero’s journey, three-act, romance beats, your own. Save your own templates per Manuscript.

Any folder, file, or selection to DOCX, EPUB, or Markdown. Real chapter numbering, real scene breaks, real submission output.

Cmd-K opens every action — switch view, jump to scene, run a sprint, compile a draft. Keyboard-first by design.

Scene status, POV, word target, notes — everything about the current document on one panel without leaving the page.

Your everything-else notebook. Research, ideas, half-thoughts — searchable, linkable, never lost in a desktop folder.
Phone & iPad
Not a stripped-down companion. The editor, the Codex, the corkboard, the command palette — built for touch, on macOS, Windows, Linux, iPhone, and iPad.

The real editor on the phone screen. Typewriter scroll, focus mode, scene navigation — same files as the laptop.

The line that arrives between stops. A capture sheet that drops a scene into the right manuscript before you forget it.

Scene cards on the phone screen. Drag, reorder, switch views — the same Corkboard you use on the laptop.

The Manuscript binder, on a touch surface. Long-press to reorder, swipe a Document to set its status.

Every Manuscript, every Codex, every Tome — one screen, one tap to open.

The command palette, finger-friendly. Same actions, same fuzzy search, full keyboard support when you pair one.

Research and notes on the go. Plain Markdown, encrypted on the device, ready when you next open the laptop.

Sync, encryption, licence, theme. Every setting from the desktop, sized for a touch screen.

Landscape layout with the persistent binder. Pair a keyboard for full keyboard shortcuts; revise on the sofa otherwise.

Continuous-scroll reading on the iPad. The closest thing to a printed proof you carry with you.
Sync & security
Pair a device with a one-time code. Everything that travels — Manuscripts, Codexes, drafts, Tome notes — is encrypted on your machine first. We can show you a bill. We cannot read a sentence.

A device list you control. Add a laptop, remove a phone, see when each one last synced.

Theme, typography, sync, telemetry. Every Trove setting on one page, plain prose, no dark patterns.

A pay-once licence, restored from an emailed key. Trove keeps working if our servers ever stop.

A one-screen start: pick a folder for your Manuscripts, set your typography, write. No account, no email, no wait.
Circles
Small, private groups. Share an Excerpt for honest critique, run a group sprint, find a Circle in Discover. Your manuscript stays on your machine — only what you choose to post ever leaves it.

Threaded comments on a posted Excerpt, sprint goals, sharable challenges — encrypted to the group, invisible to us.

Listed Circles you can apply to join. Genre, language, cadence — pick a group that fits how you write.

Today’s words, the active sprint, last-touched scenes, Circle notifications — the one screen you open before you start.
Ready when you are
One purchase covers every desktop, every phone, every iPad you own. Trove keeps working if our servers ever stop.