WriteWrite by OpenServe
The writing arm of the Create suite — comic books, novels, news stories, newsletters, screenplays, even contracts, in one best-in-class editor. Start from a library of worked templates, draft with an AI writing engine that knows each form, and publish in one tap to your journal, your site, and your readers.
One OpenServe account. Free to start.
Contract
Novel
Children's book
Comic bookA full library of worked templates — every one opens in the editor with a real, formatted draft to make yours. Pick one; it's waiting for you after sign-up.
Dozens of worked templates — a comic issue with drawable panels, a novel's opening chapters, a client-ready contract, an op-ed that argues — each opening as a real formatted draft.
Screenplays in industry format, comics in full script, books in chapters, news in the inverted pyramid — the editor knows the craft of each.
Outline the work, draft a scene, keep a chapter going, rewrite a passage under direction — every action briefed on your format.
Live writing checks, readability, tone rewrites — the same assistant that powers Docs, built in.
One tap compiles the work into a post on your journal — public page, RSS, subscriber email, and your owned site, all at once.
Cover art and interior imagery ride the same engines as Studio — drop a generated still straight onto the work.
Export clean HTML any time. Your manuscript is yours — syndication, not lock-in.
Drop a link to your site, app, social profile, or videos — get it scored against the winners in your category, with the opportunities that move it.
The dispatch your readers open first.
Novels, memoirs, children's books — a manuscript with a spine.
Industry-format scripts and full-script comic pages.
[Start inside a moment — the anecdote that made you want to write this. No preamble; the reader arrives mid-scene.]
[Widen out: what the moment made you realize. Name the idea plainly.]
[Complicate it: where the idea breaks down, the counterexample you can't shake. Personal essays earn trust by admitting friction.]
[The line you want quoted back at you — the idea in one sentence.]
[Bring it home: what you're doing differently now, or what you're still unsure about. Small and honest beats grand and vague.]
[Sign-off: one question for the reader to reply to. Replies are the whole point.]
FADE IN:
INT. [THE WORLD OF THE SHOW] - [TIME]
[The cold open's one job: prove the show's premise in three minutes. Start inside the engine — the case, the con, the crisis — not the backstory.]
[LEAD]
[A line only this character, on this show, would say.]
[The button — the twist or laugh that snaps to titles.]
SMASH CUT TO: MAIN TITLES.
