Original Summary

Hey, I'm Matt. I've been writing for 25 years, and Skeleton Draft is basically the way I've learned to work, turned into an app. I wanted to pull back and see the whole story, then get into a scene and write without losing that bigger picture. It lets you work through acts, chapters, scenes, and beats alongside the draft itself, as prose, a screenplay, or both side by side. One choice I made was to keep the writing under the author's control. There are optional AI tools for condensing, trimming, or formatting words you've already written, but the story and voice are yours. Drafts are cloud synced, versioned, and exportable. You can take a look at https://skeletondraft.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=writer_intro&utm_content=sideproject For other builders making tools around their own creative process, how do you decide which parts should be built into the product and which should stay flexible? And if you write fiction or screenplays, I'd love to hear whether this approach fits how you work.   submitted by   /u/skeletondraft [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/15 04:03:25