SudoWrite

SudoWrite provides a fiction-first AI writing platform designed to plan, write, edit, and organize long-form narratives. At its core is Muse, a proprietary fictional language model trained on published novels and stories, complemented by access to additional models such as Claude and GPT‑4o for varied stylistic support.

It addresses the common challenges of narrative development—from brainstorming ideas to ensuring consistency across scenes—via features like the Story Bible and Canvas, enabling control over character, world, and plot across extensive manuscripts.

• Story Bible: Anchors character profiles, worldbuilding, and plot details to maintain narrative consistency across long manuscripts—critical for series or revisiting works.
• Write/Describe/Rewrite/Expand tools: Dedicated tools for scene continuation, sensory-rich descriptions, tone shifting, and expanding text—offering targeted creative support at each stage of drafting.
• Canvas (mind-mapping): Visual ideation interface for plotting, outlining, and organizing narrative structure—valuable for planning chapters or entire arcs.
• Model Flexibility (Muse + LLMs): Option to toggle between Muse for fiction-specific prose and general-purpose LLMs like GPT‑4o for speed or alternative styles—enables creative flexibility based on needs.
• Credit-based generation with rollover (Max plan): Large monthly allocations of generation capacity with up to 12-month rollover for sustained high-volume drafting.

Novelists and genre fiction authors — fit narrative workflows, maintain voice across massive drafts, and combat writer’s block with AI continuity support via Story Bible and Expand tools.

Screenwriters and creative storytellers — use Brainstorm and Canvas to ideate scenes and plot arcs interactively.

Hobbyists and students in creative writing — gain accessible storytelling tools via affordable entry-tier pricing and trial access.

1. Sign up online and start with a free trial (~10,000 credits, no card required).

2. Import existing writing or start fresh; optionally build a Story Bible from notes to track characters, world, and arcs.

3. Use Compose tools: Write to continue drafts, Describe for sensory detail, Rewrite for tone shifts, Expand to enrich scenes, Brainstorm for idea generation.

4. Utilize Canvas for planning and plotting; the UI remains in-browser with project organization and export via copy-paste or .docx (no EPUB/PDF export).

5. Choose AI model—Muse for fiction nuance or alternate LLMs; generation consumes credits according to model choice.

6. Manage credits by tier; unused credits rollover only on Max plan; upgrade or pause any time.

SudoWrite offers three paid tiers—Hobby & Student (entry), Professional, and Max—with all features included; differentiation lies solely in monthly credit limits and rollover policies.

• Hobby & Student: low monthly credits, suitable for casual users; no rollover.
• Professional: higher credits, priority generation, suitable for regular novelists.
• Max: highest credits, 12‑month credit rollover, priority support, free setup.

Free trial offers approx 10,000 credits with no time limit before subscribing.

Billing logic: flat monthly or annual (discounted) plans, not per-model or per-token billing.