Muse knows your cast
Ask about a character and the answer comes back in their voice, with their history — because the chat is grounded in the bible you built, not a generic model prompt.
The Writing Studio is where the book gets built — cast, places, structure and prose in one workspace, then straight to publishing without an export step.
The Studio holds everything you'd otherwise keep in six documents — cast, places, the shape of the plot, the ideas you had at midnight — and keeps it one click from the page you're writing.
Start freeCharacters and locations live in one place — traits, arcs, notes and AI-generated portraits. Every tab in the Studio reads from it, so the details never drift between chapters.
Drag your cast onto a visual relationship map and name the links between them: siblings, rivals, debts, secrets. The tangle you were holding in your head becomes something you can look at.
Build the shape of the book with acts, chapter briefs and a corkboard you can reorder. Start from a proven framework — Save the Cat, Hero's Journey, Three-Act, 7-Point or Romancing the Beat — or lay out your own.
Muse is a chat grounded in your own story bible, not the internet. Ask it to break a plot knot or pressure-test a motive, and pin the answers worth keeping as colour-coded notes.
Set a daily word goal and watch the ring close. A streak heatmap shows the chain you're keeping alive, days off never break it, and words written during a focus sprint count automatically.
Cast, places, relationships and structure — assembled in one workspace so you start Chapter One already knowing who everybody is and where the story turns.
Start freeAsk about a character and the answer comes back in their voice, with their history — because the chat is grounded in the bible you built, not a generic model prompt.
Save the Cat, Hero's Journey, Three-Act, 7-Point and Romancing the Beat ship as full beat sheets you can drop onto an outline and rearrange.
A daily goal ring, a streak that survives your days off, and sprint timing that counts the words you actually wrote while the clock ran.
Everyone. The workspace — story bible, relationship map, outline, goals and the editor — is free on every plan, including Free. What's paid is the AI inside it: Muse, the character and location portraits, and the AI drafts run on Premium and Pro.
No — it's the same editor. Drafting in the Studio and formatting a book for sale happen in one surface, so there's no export, re-import, or lost formatting between writing and publishing.
Muse is a thinking partner, not a ghostwriter. It brainstorms against your story bible, drafts character profiles, and pressure-tests plot — you stay the author of every sentence that ships. Ebokio also asks you to declare AI involvement before publishing.
Yes. Upload an EPUB or DOCX and the editor rebuilds it chapter by chapter, then build the bible and outline around what you already have.
It stays. The project remains your working copy — outline, notes, bible and all — while the published book lives on its own in your catalogue.