Release notes
What’s new in Plotscribe
Everything that shipped to the desktop app, newest first. The app updates itself and tells you when a new version is ready.
Download the latest versionOctober 2026
Updates you can’t miss
ImprovedWhen a new version is ready, the title bar shows Install version X and a note at the bottom links here to what’s new. Later hides it until the next launch.
Plot line gaps
NewBy plot line flags a line that goes quiet for too many chapters, with Go to chapter and Intended. Set how many in the line’s menu with Flag gaps longer than….
Viewpoint in Chapter context
NewChoose whose eyes a chapter is told through, one character or several. The Plan’s Outline shows it on each chapter.
Word frequency
NewWord frequency…, under Aa or in Go to, lists the words you use most in a chapter or the whole book. Choose one to highlight it and step through each use.
Writing history
NewChoose Today for your last 30 days of words in this World on this device, with goal days marked, This week and Last 30 days totals, and your streak.
Chapter word targets
NewSet word target… in a chapter’s More menu or Chapter context gives it its own target, shown under the page as “1,840 / 3,000 words · 61%”.
Typewriter scrolling
NewKeeps the line you’re writing in the middle of the window. Turn it on under Aa or in Focus’s bar.
Needs attention and Cast by chapter
NewUnder World in the sidebar: settle unrecorded names, possible duplicates and point-of-view gaps, and see which records each chapter names.
Move to book
NewMove to book… in a chapter’s More menu moves it to another book of the same format, with its versions, notes, status and plan links.
Book word targets stay put
FixedBook word targets no longer disappear when you reorder, add or delete chapters.
Selection word count
NewSelect text to see “N of M words” under the page.
Book word targets
NewGive each book a word target with Set word target…, and watch its progress in Books, the sidebar and the Plan.
Duplicate chapter
NewDuplicate chapter… copies a chapter, with its main version and synopsis, right after the original.
Find and replace
NewFind and replace in a chapter (Ctrl/Cmd+F), with Match case, Whole word, and This chapter or This book.