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Book-writing workspace covering manuscript editing, worldbuilding, covers and print-ready export.
Storyloft, Inc. runs a browser workspace aimed at authors who currently juggle a word processor, a wiki for lore, an image tool for covers and a separate formatter for Kindle Direct Publishing. It keeps the manuscript, an editor called Eddy that flags prose while trying to preserve voice, a research hub with citations, a worldbuilding section for characters and settings, illustration and cover generation, and export to print-ready PDF and EPUB 3 with KDP margins handled. It is free up to 5,000 words with no card, and $39 a month for unlimited length and the rest of the toolkit.
Free up to 5,000 words with no card. Premium $39/month unlocks unlimited words plus the illustration, cover and formatting tools.
Use tool ↗The argument for Storyloft is consolidation: manuscript, lore bible, covers and KDP-ready export in one browser tab instead of four subscriptions. For a self-publishing author that is a real saving of both money and file-shuffling. The argument against is lock-in and price - $39 a month is above Scrivener's one-time cost, and the free tier's 5,000 words is barely two chapters, so you commit before you know how the editor handles your prose.
Watch out: Everything lives in their workspace - check the export path for your manuscript before you write a novel inside it.
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