For writers with ADHD
Start the next sentence. The rest of the novel can wait.
A calm editor, a short timer, and one gray suggestion when you pause. Built for days when starting is the hard part.
No card · 1 manuscript · unlimited chapters
- One screen, so you can begin.
- Short sessions, so you can finish.
- Goals that shrink on a low-energy day.
The writing screen
Three places you will actually use.
Exit, Light, Writing partner, and Timer stay in the header.
When a suggestion appears, Tab keeps it and Esc lets it go.
Today's count, then back into the draft.
- The editor stays in front of the project.
- Chapters and scenes keep the novel in pieces.
- A low-energy day can still count.
Writing partner
A next line, still inside your sentence
Pause while you draft. A short suggestion shows up in gray. It uses the scene, the title, and a few character names.
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Tab accepts. Esc dismisses.
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Story-aware, and short.
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Free preview. Pro live.
Free accounts see a locked preview. Pro turns on the writing partner in the editor.
Free, then Pro when you want more
Free plan includes 1 manuscript and unlimited chapters. Pro is $5/month.
Free shows a locked preview. Pro places the gray line in the draft. Tab accepts, Esc dismisses.
Start on Free
No card. Upgrade only if you want more novels, the live partner, or buddies.
Create free accountPro is $5/month.
Questions
Is ADHD Novelist only for people with ADHD?
No. It is built for ADHD writing, and anyone who wants a calmer novel workflow can use it.
Can I try the app before paying?
Yes. There is a free plan, and you can create an account without entering a card.
What does the writing partner do?
Pause in the editor and a short suggestion appears in the sentence. It uses your scene, novel title, and character names. Tab accepts it. Esc dismisses it. Free accounts see a locked preview. Pro turns on the live line.
How does this help with executive dysfunction?
The next step stays small: one screen, a short timer, scenes and chapters, and gentle progress cues.
Guides
Short reads on starting, routines, and finishing with ADHD.
How to write a novel with ADHD
Make the draft small enough to start.
ADHD writing routine
A routine that survives uneven energy.
Executive dysfunction and writing
Lower the cost of starting again.
Also: ADHD writing prompts, how to finish a book with ADHD, best writing app for ADHD.