Screenplay
Screenplay format as you type, counted in pages.
Like a first short film or the feature you keep rewriting.
TaleWindA tailwind for your tales
Writethe script you keep rewriting.
Youhold the pen and do the creative work.
TaleWindkeeps your pen moving, nudges you past the blank page, and remembers every plan and every improvisation.
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● How a session goes
What are you writing?
TaleWind shapes itself to it — chapters or scenes, words or pages — and starts by asking what you have so far.
Novel
Chapters, characters and every thread, kept straight.
Like your first novel, finally or book three of a series.
TV series
Every episode on one board, and a bible for the season.
Like a pilot to pitch or season two.
Children’s book
Right for their age, from bedtime stories to young adult.
Like a bedtime story for Maya or an adventure for teenage readers.
Web & short drama
Web novels, twist stories and microdramas — a hook at every end.
Like a web novel, a chapter a day or a 60-episode microdrama.
Non-fiction
Memoir or what you know. It helps you organize your ideas into a story.
Like Grandpa’s war stories or the book only you could write.
Also short stories, novellas and articles.
81%
of people say they have a book in them.
<0.5%
ever finish one.
It’s rarely talent.
It’s the blank page on a Tuesday night. It’s forgetting what you decided about the sister in chapter three. It’s the rewrite that feels too big to start. Novel, script or memoir — that’s what stops people, and that’s what TaleWind takes off your hands.
How it works
How TaleWind helps you finish
01The blank page
It asks. You answer.
Say the idea out loud, however vague. TaleWind asks the one question that moves it — and files your answers as characters, places and an outline while you talk.
- “What do you have so far?” — nothing is a fine answer
- Ideas inside what you love, if you want them
- Several threads at once: plot in one, a character in another
I have this image of a woman who keeps a lighthouse that’s already been decommissioned.
Love that she’s guarding something nobody needs guarded. Who still comes to the lighthouse — and why does she let them?
Her brother, after ten yearsSomeone who thinks she’s someone elseNo one — until tonight
02Losing the thread
It remembers chapter three.
Every character, place and promise you make is kept in a story bible as you go. Ask what colour her eyes were in chapter thirty, and it knows.
- A page per character: their line in every chapter
- Relationships, both sides
- Built from the conversation — not a form to fill
MQ
Mara Quill
The keeper · across the story
Ch 1Keeps the light on though no ship has passed in nine years.
Ch 3Never learned to swim. Told no one.
Ch 7Lies to Theo about the letter.
Theo · brother, owes her a decade · The ferryman · knew her mother
03Trying to keep everything in your head
See the whole shape at once.
Every chapter or scene is a card on a board. Group them into acts, drag to reorder, and follow one character through the story in their colour.
- Follow a character: their line in each scene, the rest fades
- Acts or episodes in one press
- Logline and synopsis beside the board
Outline · Following Mara Quill ×12 chapters
1
The tide line
Mara finds the letter in the lamp room.
2
Low water
She lets Theo row; says nothing.
3
What the sea kept
The letter’s second page.
4
The ferryman
A stranger asks for her mother.
5
Storm warning
She keeps the light on.
6
Salt
Theo learns about the letter.
04The rewrite that’s too big
Change the ending. Just ask.
Merge two characters. Cut a subplot. Move the reveal to the midpoint. It makes the change everywhere it touches — and lists every edit with its own undo.
- Nothing is deleted without you
- If you changed it meanwhile, it won’t overwrite you
- History keeps the version before
Move the reveal about her mother to the midpoint.
Moved. I changed:
Ch 4 · the ferryman hints, doesn’t tellUndo
Ch 6 · the reveal, rewritten around itUndo
Ch 9 · Mara already knows — two linesUndo
Outline · Act 2 summaryUndo
For writers wary of AI
You’re the better writer. It knows that.
You drive. TaleWind thinks with you when you want a second mind and keeps track of every name and thread — and nothing changes on your page without you knowing.
It changes your story only when you ask
Tell it how you work. With Proactive on, it reads along and suggests what’s next — suggestions you take or leave. Off, it only answers.
You’re in full control
It never edits behind your back. Every change it makes is shown to you, and one press undoes it.
Every version is kept
History saves your story before every change. Your words are never lost.
What you write is yours
You keep the rights to your story. It’s not shared with other people unless you choose to. We never sell your writing, and never publish it without you.
Will it write my book for me?
Only if you ask it to, and only the part you ask for. Most writers use it to think, plan and keep track — and write every word themselves. Either way, you’ll get far more written.
Pricing
A novel a month.
Free while in preview. After that, every writer starts with a free trial, no card needed.
Starter
$12/month
$144 billed yearly · save $36
Less than a coffee a week, for a few chapters a week.
About 150 Agent tasks a month. A 30-chapter novel in a season.
- The Quick model
- Every format
- Story bible, board, History
ProMOST WRITERS
$24/month
$288 billed yearly · save $60
One nice dinner a month, for a book that outlasts it.
About 300 Agent tasks a month, and the Deep model for the hardest questions.
- Everything in Starter
- The Deep model
- Twice Starter’s writing
Max
$49/month
$588 billed yearly · save $120
Four copies of your book would pay for it.
About 600 Agent tasks a month, for series, writers’ rooms and long revisions.
- Everything in Pro
- A built-in editor that reviews every chapter
- Four times Starter’s writing
Ran out mid-chapter? Top up once — $10, $20 or $50, and a top-up never expires. Prices include any tax.
What happens to my work if I stop paying?
Nothing is deleted. You can still open, read and export every project; writing and the Agent come back with a plan or a top-up.
Remember
Every great story started with one line.
What’s yours?
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