What is Endra Studio?

Endra Studio is a writing studio built around your manuscript, characters, and plot, not a general-purpose text editor.

Most writing tools give you a blank page and leave the rest to you. Endra Studio gives you a page too, and it keeps your chapters, characters, and plot connected to the same manuscript instead of scattered across separate apps.

What’s in the Studio

  • Manuscript Navigator: organize your novel as a tree of chapters, sections, and scenes, with live word counts at every level.
  • Search: find every place a word or phrase appears in your manuscript.
  • Character Canvas: build characters with structured fields for their want, need, wound, lie, and truth, plus relationships and appearance tracking.
  • Plot Board: your book laid out part by part, with the beats you planned sitting among the chapters.
  • Notes & Wikilinks: a connected research notebook that lives alongside your manuscript.
  • Boards: open canvases where you pin sticky notes, images, and pieces of your story, and arrange them freely.
  • Locations: the places in your story, each with its own page and gallery.
  • Focus Mode & Typewriter Mode: hide the interface and keep your cursor centered while you write.
  • Daily Goals & Streaks: a daily word-count target and a streak that tracks it.
  • Collaboration: write with a co-author in real time, with reviewer feedback in comments.
  • Version history & snapshots: automatic per-document versions, project snapshots, and full exports.
  • Offline writing: keep writing without a connection; changes sync when you’re back online.

Who it’s for

Endra Studio is built for novelists, people writing long-form fiction who need somewhere to keep chapters, characters, and plot from pulling in different directions. If you keep chapters in a word processor, characters in a spreadsheet, and plot on a corkboard, the Studio holds all three in one place.

Where to start

Head to Creating your first project to set up your first manuscript, or explore The Studio tour for a walkthrough of the layout before you dive in.

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