NovelContinuity is currently in beta.

We're working closely with writers to refine the tool before opening to the public. If you'd like to be part of that work — on one of your own novels — apply for beta access below.

Not ready for beta — but want a heads-up when we go live? Or have a different question? Pick the subject that fits and we'll get back to you.

What beta access looks like.

A working partnership. You use NovelContinuity on a real manuscript and share what you notice; we shape the tool with your feedback in mind.

During beta
  • Free use, no card required. Bring one or two of your manuscripts and use the full tool while we refine it.
  • Direct line to the developers. Click the Feedback button on any page to send a message. We read every submission and reply through the app.
  • Your feedback shapes the roadmap. What you notice as a working writer affects what gets built, what gets dropped, and what gets prioritized.
  • First access. You know the tool deeply by the time public launch happens.
When we launch publicly

Beta users who share constructive feedback during the program earn a thank-you discount on their first year of paid use:

  • Simple plan — full continuity workspace $20   $15/mo
  • Advanced plan — everything in Simple plus AI assistance $30   $23/mo

Discount applies to the first 12 months after public launch, then plans renew at standard pricing. Discount eligibility is earned during beta — not automatic. See “How qualification works” below.

How qualification works.

During beta, you'll have a Feedback button at the bottom-right of every page. Use it to share what you're noticing — what works, what doesn't, what's missing, what's confusing. When we mark a submission as substantive, your account is flagged as eligible for the launch discount. You'll see your qualification status on your account page. One thoughtful submission is enough.

Novels, novellas, memoirs, biographies, or non-fiction all count.

Form, genre, length, where you are in the draft — anything that helps us understand your project.

Optional. What do you currently use to track continuity, timeline, or narrative threads? What breaks down?