Riter

riter is a writing workspace for authors developing a book from their own experience, ideas and perspective. It is built around the idea that the author stays in charge, with AI assistance that helps develop material the writer brings rather than generating a manuscript from scratch. The free writing preview lets writers organize books and chapters, keep passage notes beside the draft, and run wording review that highlights patterns for the author to consider, with review decisions saved. Chapters or a whole book can be downloaded as Markdown. The site is explicit that voice, accuracy and continuity checks are not yet available in the preview, and that the wording checks do not establish authorship, detect plagiarism or verify facts. Work is saved in the browser on the device in use, and signing in with Google does not sync or back it up. The broader product vision includes author and book interviews, spoken and written input, outline and chapter development, research with source checking, story continuity tracking, book design, and exports to Word and PDF as well as Markdown. The vendor describes these as planned rather than shipped. Pricing is listed as planned at $12 a month or $120 a year, equal to $10 a month. Nothing is charged yet, and the product is free to use for now. The vendor states that exporting your work will never be a paid feature.