A lightweight, node-based writing studio on your browser!

What if your draft combined the tagging system of a Tumblr post with the visual inspiration of a Pinterest board? Ficweaver lets you write in connected nodes (Chapters → Scenes → Text), pin images & annotations around them, log events into a timeline, and tag anything—right down to individual paragraphs. The result is a draft that organizes itself as you go: part outline, part moodboard, part searchable wiki.

Why writers love it

• Draft as a graph, not a wall of text.
  Drag nodes around to test structure without endless copy-paste. It’s a bit like Twine—but made for linear stories and easier to read at a glance.
• Tag like Tumblr, find like a wiki.
  Tag a paragraph “Bob”, even if the text says “the mysterious cloaked figure.” Later, search the Bob tag to see every appearance, or filter for “Bob’s backstory” to review just those reveals.
• Pin your references right where you need them.
  Outfit pics, locations, historical notes, research links—attach them beside the exact chapter/scene/paragraph they inform.
• See what happens, when.
  Log key events (birthdays, battles, clues) and view them together to check continuity.
• Keep a real overview.
  Add Chapter and Scene descriptions so your outline doubles as a clean story summary.
• Export when you’re ready.
  One click to .docx or .md, or copy a whole chapter to paste wherever you publish.
• Choose from a variety of themes.
  Four aesthetics—Modern, Manuscript, Typewriter, Notebook—each in Light/Dark (with many more to come) to get you in the right mood to write your story.

What you get

When you purchase Ficweaver, your receipt will contain:

• 1 Ficweaver license key
• A direct link to the ficweaver site
• 3 sample story files (coming soon!)

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I'll be happy to assist you with any troubles you might have while using Ficweaver. The tool is in active development, so bug reports are highly appreciated and will be promptly fixed! Feature suggestions are appreciated and taken into consideration as well.