Fictionary

See the structure of a novel across scenes, test scene goals and tension, and turn story insights into a revision route.

Sources checked 3 October 2026.

PlansFrom $14/mo (annual billing) $19/$39 monthly; $168/$348 prepaid yearly
StoryTeller
$19/month
Up to 3 manuscripts at a time; 7-day trial.
StoryTeller (Annual)
$14/month
$168 billed annually.
StoryTeller Premium
$39/month
Track changes, comments, and up to 10 manuscripts at a time.
StoryTeller Premium (Annual)
$29/month
$348 billed annually.

Annual plans are equivalent to $14/month for StoryTeller and $29/month for Premium.

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AI & setupAI includedSeven-day free trial

No credit card is required for the trial; software-only plans are separate from Fictionary's classes and community membership.

Where it worksWebWeb writing workspace

Outline, scene feedback, story visualizations, and progress tracking are presented in one browser workspace.

Usage & termsThree or ten active manuscriptsPremium adds track changes and comments

StoryTeller supports up to three manuscripts at a time; Premium supports up to ten.

Fictionary homepage with “Write A Novel That Actually Sells,” three benefits and a Join Fictionary button on the left, and a grid of published book covers on the right.
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Inspect the story across every scene

The Story Map lays out the manuscript's flow, point-of-view goals, tension, conflict, and timeline. Automated Story Arc and Story Goal views add different perspectives on structure, making gaps and uneven stretches easier to locate within a long draft.

Get feedback where a scene needs to work

Edwina, the built-in AI writing instructor, gives scene-specific feedback. The software examines goals, word count, tension, and conflict, keeping the discussion tied to the scene under revision.

Planning, revision, and collaboration

Move through revision with a clear sequence

The Story Editing Journey turns the software's insights into a structured revision process. Progress tracking records work by scene and story element, and integrated craft explanations cover terms such as entry hooks and internal goals.

Build an outline that stays beside the draft

Genre-based templates provide a starting structure for a new book. The outline remains available in the writing workspace, so planned beats and scenes can be developed without moving between separate documents.

Choose software alone or add human instruction

StoryTeller Premium adds comments, tracked changes, and a larger project allowance. Fictionary also offers a membership with live editor-led courses and a writer community; those services are a separate offer from the software-only plans listed here.

Feature details & official sources

Purpose and capability information checked 3 October 2026.

Platform and pricing reference: 24 October 2026.

Recorded requirements and limits

  • StoryTeller and Premium have different manuscript allowances; track changes and comments belong to Premium.
  • Software-only subscriptions are offered separately from Fictionary's classes-and-community membership.

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