Workspace
Use the Locations tab for places that recur or matter structurally
Locations keeps setting details, hierarchy, and scene appearances organized as the story moves through space.
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Manual Topic
Back to manual- Locations keeps setting details, hierarchy, and scene appearances organized as the story moves through space.
- Use Locations for places that deserve continuity, mood, or world detail beyond a one-line mention.
- This tab becomes more useful as the same place appears across chapters or when movement through space matters to the plot.
- Because locations can be nested and linked to scenes, this area works best when you think in terms of reusable setting records rather than isolated notes.
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Organize locations into a hierarchy
Locations can be nested so places read like Region > Town > Building > Room instead of a flat list.
Navigate the writing workspace
The workspace combines planning tabs, a timeline, and the active editor into one flow.
Use Freeform for loose idea capture
Freeform is the lighter project mode for notes, worldbuilding, and emerging structure before the project needs chapters and scenes.
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