Storytellr
A manuscript editor for fiction writers
What it does
I've been writing for years, but I've always hated writing software. Every tool either has gimmicky features I never use or lacks things like basic manuscript formatting. I just want the software to get out of my way so I can actually write. Storytellr includes: Distraction-free editor with outline side-by-side | Industry-standard formatting baked in | Bookmarks with notes | Dictionary/thesaurus | Read-aloud/Dictation | Cloud sync (OneDrive, Google Drive, etc.) | Works on mobile
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Hi, I made a thing! This is by far the most work I've ever sunk into a side project; I've been working on this thing for over two years, and I'm super proud of it, even though there's still a lot more to do! Storyteller is a self-hosted platform for ebooks with synced narration. This is basically self-hosted WhisperSync, for anyone familiar with that Amazon product. It's currently made up of two self-hostable backend systems and a mobile app for reading and listening to the books it produces. Technically it uses an open spec, EPUB 3's "Media Overlay", for syncing the narration, but very few…
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