A writing studio for every writer

Your next story starts here.

Write, develop, and publish your stories in one focused workspace.

i. The problem

Your story shouldn't live in five different places.

A draft in one tab. Characters in another. Notes somewhere else. Research in a fourth window. The files in a folder you will not open twice.

MeadowInk brings it together.

Manuscript, chapters, characters, notes, research, and the published story stay in the same place.

ii. Write

A place to actually write.

The page stays out of the way. The book is the point.

01

Chapters

Outline the book beside the page you are on.

02

Autosave

Offline first, then sync when you are back.

03

A writing goal

Daily words live in Settings. Typewriter mode keeps the line in view.

iii. Develop

Build the story behind the story.

Everything around the story stays attached to the story.

iv. Publish

When the story is ready, share it.

From the first sentence to a story other people can read.

In the studioDraft 3

The lamp in the south tower

By the time the fog lifted, the watch had already changed. Len set the daybook down beside the cold lamp and read the last line again.

Harbor WatchPublished in the Library
Chapter One

The lamp in the south tower

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By the time the fog lifted, the watch had changed. Len set the daybook down beside the cold lamp and read the last line again, the one written in a hand that was not his, and not the south keeper's either.

by M. Arden
FirstStudioWrite and revise in private.
ThenPublishOne click turns the manuscript into a finished piece.
FinallyThe LibraryReaders open the page from the library, not from the draft.

v. Library

Stories deserve readers.

Writers finish stories here. Readers find them here.

Begin

The first page is waiting.

Free to start. Your words stay yours.