Writer’s Suite
No more stacking subscription charges, no more “free” but data-mined.
Own your tools. Write your story how you want:
Map and Timeline visuals
A Dual-Face Text Editor
and Notes that work
with everything else.
Graphically plot out your work with a timeline capable of:
multiverse dynamics,
time signatures you define,
color-coded groups,
and filtering.
Writer’s Suite timeline-plotting works dynamically with your notes, and provides you with the means to visualize your plot points by relevance without granular tweaking or agonizing over configuration.
Take advantage of Writer’s Suite’s seed-driven Settlement Generator to render editable visuals for a variety of settings and times, and then adjust them to make them your own.
Autofill from notes that link back,
Markdown and Rich Text working together,
Responsive page layout
Autosave with Redundancy and Version History,
and easy exports, all to enrich your experience with story-writing and world-building.
Dictate your flow with Acts, Chapters, Forewords, Indices, and whatever else you need, all in one location.
Modify Writer’s Suite with custom Themes, Color Palettes, Tools, Plugins, Pages, Time Systems, Fonts, and Groupings to give the foundation of your story the Feng Shui you need without sacrificing the things that you want.
Writer’s Suite even comes with its own Mod Manager, so you don’t have to worry about complicated processes and risky operations.
Don’t settle for that ninetieth composition notebook that you’re going to invariably misplace. Writer’s Suite gives you enough structure to get your notes entered and organized without difficulty and enough freedom to maintain them.
Say goodbye to analysis paralysis. Holler sayonara to pesky guardrails. Your Notes carve the pathway to your story, and you know best where that path needs to lead.
One Writer’s Suite license is good for up to 6 devices, and that isn’t going to change. Your platform should be the well from which you draw drive and comfort, not a fountain demanding quarters in exchange for wishes.
After activation, Writer’s Suite just works. No AI, no data transmission, no nonsense. Your work and your data remains with you.
Mods may need the internet, but after activation Writer’s Suite does not.
Changelog
# Writer's Suite Notes Changelog
## NOTE (2026-03-08)
Feature Additions
- Writer’s Suite Mobile has officially been submitted for Google Play review. The pocket rebellion is at the gates now, and Android release is one checkpoint closer to breaking containment.
## 0.1911 (2026-03-03)
Feature Additions
- Project history got teeth: File now splits cleanly into Load Project, Previous Projects, and Project Versions, while sync and mobile both got better at hauling projects, versions, autosaves, and activation state across devices without pretending one shelf is the whole library.
Bugfixes
- Sync roster labeling and autosave behavior got straightened out so devices stop lying about who they are and start acting like they’re in the same union hall.
## 0.1909 (2026-03-02)
Bugfixes
- Update checks, Android artifact hauling, and mobile QR pairing all got a cleanup pass so builds surface where they should, pairing stops eating itself, and LAN handshakes quit wandering into dead-end alleys.
## 0.1908 (2026-02-28)
Feature Additions
- SO-Link and sync pairing got a broader mutual-aid upgrade: app passwords can now be minted, revoked, and optionally emailed from the dashboard, broker-driven pairing got clearer routing, and SettleGen picked up better desktop/mobile control flow for bigger maps and less welded-shut UI.
Bugfixes
- Public sync auth and settlement/timeline/mobile rendering issues got knocked into line so borders stop detaining the wrong traffic, banner maps stop stretching into nonsense, and mobile controls quit getting swallowed by their own machinery.
## 0.1906 (2026-02-27)
Feature Additions
- SO-Link broker support landed in the desktop helper and pairing flow, with broker-backed QR discovery, revocable device access, and sync settings for running your own handshake desk instead of renting one from a cloud landlord.
## 0.1905 (2026-02-24)
Feature Additions
- Mobile sync and mobile SettleGen both took a big stride forward: pairing now defaults to sane LAN behavior with public/local control, Android tooling got a cleaner run path, and the mobile settlement stack grew fuller desktop-grade rendering options plus better autosave discipline.
Bugfixes
- Mobile timeline navigation, mobile SettleGen layout, Android inputs, settings backflow, icon spacing, and settlement preview memory handling all got tightened up so the phone build stops tripping over its own boots.
## 0.1904 (2026-02-20)
Feature Additions
- Mobile autosave and settlement workflows were hardened, with better local save cadence and more coherent settlement controls, rendering, and style handling so the pocket edition stops acting like a sketch on a napkin.
Bugfixes
- Mobile SettleGen validation, terrain/render layering, population randomization, back-button flow, settings return behavior, and memory usage all got cleaned up so generation quits freelancing and the UI stops staging sit-ins.
## 0.1901 (2026-02-18)
Feature Additions
- Mobile crossed a real threshold here: native MAUI UI landed in force, Timeline and SettleGen became serious on-device citizens, sync with desktop arrived through QR pairing and per-device tokens, and the mobile app stopped feeling like a borrowed megaphone and started feeling like part of the actual crew.
Bugfixes
- Mobile startup, webview boot flow, timeline labeling, calendar correctness, and sync reload behavior all got stabilized so the new mobile stack doesn’t collapse under its own revolution.
## 0.1895 (2026-02-17)
Feature Additions
- Packaging and activation got sharper: Android build outputs now ride with full releases, portable `.ws` bundles landed, website-based key routing showed up on desktop and mobile, settings began talking to real activation/mod/theme services, and three new themes kicked in with more style and less landlord energy.
Bugfixes
- Calendar math and mobile activation startup got corrected so dates stop drifting into nonsense and the app stops trying to start the same uprising twice.
## 0.1891 (2026-02-06)
Bugfixes
- Mobile trial startup, WebView/Blazor boot flow, notes-link jumping, people note subtype creation, and Windows update detection all got put on a tighter leash so the runtime quits duplicating itself and the editor stops birthing chaos on blur.
## 0.1890 (2026-02-05)
Feature Additions
- AUR publishing grew real legs: upload/update paths, SSH key caching, SCP handoff, and force-push handling now make Linux release work feel less ceremonial and more like an actual supply chain.
## 0.1886 (2026-02-04)
Feature Additions
- Packaging, export flow, legal panel behavior, AUR bundling, and timeline navigation all got expanded in ways that make shipping and moving around projects feel more deliberate, less brittle, and less dependent on ghost files or mystery rituals.
Bugfixes
- Packaging filenames, publish paths, settlement rendering/cache behavior, performance toggles, menu cleanup, and route-safe asset loading all got corrected so releases and rendering stop tripping over stale state and aristocratic suffix nonsense.
## 0.1875 (2026-02-03)
Feature Additions
- Tuned packaging and installer scripts for Linux and Windows so releases stop feeling like a back-alley barter and more like a clean, collective handoff.
Bugfixes
- Helper service and desktop host adjustments to steady packaging edge cases because tools should serve people, not the other way around.
## 0.185 (2026-02-02)
Feature Additions
- Settlement renderer and UI pass-through tweaks across Timeline, Notes, and Settlement panels for smoother cross-panel flow, less bureaucracy, more movement.
- Expanded Notes, Timeline, and Settlement interactions, with spec updates to reflect current behavior in plain view instead of behind a curtain.
Mods
- Continued Theme Editor mod improvements.
Bugfixes
- Helper IO and AppState consistency cleanups to keep project state from wandering off like a bored comrade.
## 0.17 (2026-02-01)
Hotfixes
- Quick stabilization pass after the 0.73 jump, an intermediate adjustment before the next wave.
Feature Additions
- Product key and licensing path tightened, unlocking without handcuffs, just a firm handshake and a wink.
Bugfixes
- SettleGen fix applied alongside licensing changes.
## 0.16 (2026-01-31)
Mods
- Added the Settlement Clouds mod for atmospheric render layers, mood without the gatekeeping.
- Expanded the Theme Editor mod for palette and skin control.
Themes
- Theme Editor assets updated for quicker iteration.
## 0.155 (2026-01-20)
Hotfixes
- SettleGen stability and correctness pass, the second-to-final clean sweep.
Themes
- SettleGen Space Pack landed for sci-fi settlement styling. Even the stars can be cooperatively owned.
## 0.154 (2026-01-11)
Feature Additions
- SettleGen complexity controls and UI logic update. Knobs now do what they claim, in public, without a spokesperson.
Bugfixes
- SettleGen complexity hotfixes to keep generation sane.
## 0.153 (2026-01-09)
Feature Additions
- SettleGen GUI and core implementation stood up and wired into the UI.
- Initial SettleGen integration entry point and version tracking.
## 0.15 (2026-01-25)
Feature Additions
- SettleGen mod hooks and panel/page hook system expansion for settlement UI.
- Port delegation and reservation for mod services, no port squatting, no landlords.
- SEC host documentation and legal skel drop, rights clarified, no velvet rope.
Mods
- SettleGen integrated as a first-class mod feature with hook-based routing.
## 0.1 Alpha Era (2025-12-29 to 2026-01-04)
Feature Additions
- Timeline features rushed in with new canvas behavior and timeline tooling.
- Sidebar and layout behavior tweaks for early navigation stability.
Bugfixes
- User-suggestion hotfixes applied to core data models and layout behavior.
## 0.02 (2025-12-19)
Feature Additions
- Major push to solidify core editor and notes foundations, the make-it-usable-or-it-doesn’t-ship moment.
## 0.01 — Scaffold (2025-12-17)
Feature Additions
- Writer's Suite scaffold laid down with the initial core project skeleton.