Scrivener
A long-form writing application using a binder, corkboard, outliner, metadata, and split references to manage chapters, scenes, research, and screenplay formats.
Why it’s here
Narrative designers can keep character notes, lore, and dialogue drafts together, rearrange them freely, then compile to Word, PDF, Final Draft, or plain text.
Best fit
Prototype systems, stories, and interactions, then validate them with real players.
Before you commit
Windows, macOS, and iOS are licensed separately and sync usually relies on external file services; it does not model runtime branches, so final data still moves into a narrative engine.