SudoWrite

SudoWrite leverages a proprietary fiction-trained model called Muse, alongside integrations with models from Anthropic (Claude) and OpenAI, to support long‑form narrative creation rather than generic copy generation. It operates as a creative collaboration between author and AI, optimized for storytelling tasks such as drafting scenes, brainstorming ideas, and revising prose. The platform addresses key pain points in fiction writing—writer’s block, inconsistent narrative voice, and worldbuilding continuity—through a purpose‑built UI and memory system.

Core functional areas include planning (through a guided Story Engine and Story Bible), drafting (Write, First Draft), refining (Rewrite, Expand, Describe, Feedback), and visualization (Visualize, Canvas). Every feature is grounded in Muse’s narrative understanding and helps maintain tone, pacing, and characterization across a project.

• Story Bible: A document‑level memory that retains characters, worldbuilding, and plot context to ensure narrative consistency across long works.
• Write & First Draft: AI‑assisted continuation of prose with directional prompts, guided writes, and whole‑chapter generation to combat writer’s block and accelerate drafting.
• Rewrite / Expand / Describe: Tools to refine existing text by adjusting tone, adding sensory detail, or expanding condensed passages—valuable for polishing flow and depth.
• Brainstorm & Canvas: Idea generation tools and visual plotting board that facilitate outlining, plot twists, character arcs, and nonlinear story planning in a spatial interface.
• Feedback & Visualize: AI‑based editorial notes on pacing, tension and storytelling, plus image generation of scenes or characters to augment visual creativity (with fixed credit cost).

• Fiction authors (novelists, short‑story writers, screenwriters): Fits into their workflow by offering drafting, plotting, and revision tools in one workspace, reducing context switching.
• Creative writing students and hobbyists: Helps move from idea to draft with guided Story Engine and brainstorming tools suited for learning narrative structure.
• Part‑time to full‑time writers: Tiers align with usage levels—from casual drafting to heavy‑output novel writers—providing scalable credit allotments.

• Account setup: Sign up on SudoWrite’s site and start with a free trial (approx. 10,000 credits) with no credit card required.
• Story Bible setup: Enter character, world, plot details to build the memory system.
• Drafting: Begin with Write or First Draft—type a prompt or starting lines, and AI continues in your style; use creativity slider where available.
• Refinement: Use Rewrite to adjust tone; Expand to enrich brevity; Describe to add sensory details; Feedback for editorial insights—all consuming variable or fixed credits.
• Planning & visuals: Use Brainstorm for ideas, Canvas for plotting spatially, Visualize to generate scene art for 2,500 credits per image.
• Export: Refined manuscript can be exported; Story Bible tracks consistency throughout.

SudoWrite uses a credit‑based subscription model. All tiers unlock the full feature set, with cost differentiated by monthly credit allocation. There is a free trial offering roughly 10,000 credits with no credit card. Paid tiers include Hobby & Student (lowest credits), Professional (mid‑level), and Max (highest credits with rollover). Pricing is usage‑based, scaling with output rather than feature access. Visualize images consume fixed credits per image (~2,500 each), while writing features consume variable credits depending on length, complexity, and model used.