Sceneary is a writing app for fiction authors to draft, set goals, get reader feedback, and keep a record of how their manuscript evolved.
No AI writing, rewriting, or autocomplete. Your words stay yours.
Writing doesn't always move forward in a straight line. Scenes get cut, chapters get rewritten, and some days remove more words than they add. Sceneary helps you see the work happening along the way.
Break your manuscript into manageable pieces and focus on the part of the story in front of you. No endless scrolling through one 90,000-word document.
Choose your target word count and finish date. Sceneary tracks your progress as you write so you always know where the project stands.
Share a scene and get comments directly on the text. Beta readers can highlight specific passages, reply in threads, and keep feedback tied to the exact moment they're discussing.
Sceneary captures writing activity, revision snapshots, word-count changes, and reader feedback as your manuscript evolves.
A good writing day might mean adding 1,500 words, deleting 800, or rewriting a scene until it works. Sceneary tracks that activity so progress doesn't disappear when the count drops.
Share individual scenes instead of sending your entire manuscript back and forth. Comments stay attached to the exact passage they reference. Replies stay together. Resolved feedback stays out of the way. Your manuscript stays yours. Your feedback stays organized.
Tag characters, relationships, locations, plot threads, or anything else you need to follow across the manuscript. Find every relevant scene without searching through the whole book.
Drafting one book while revising another? Keep each manuscript in its own workspace and move between projects without losing your place.
Share only what someone needs to read. Control access to your scenes and keep feedback connected to the project.
Most writing tools show you the manuscript as it exists now. Sceneary tracks how it changes over time through writing activity, word-count changes, revision snapshots, and feedback.
As questions around AI and authorship become more common, we think writers should be able to keep more context around their own process.
Sceneary doesn't detect AI or certify authorship. It simply gives you a better record of the work you did along the way.
Sceneary started because I wanted a better place to write my own books: on desktop and mobile. One place to draft, track progress, revise with readers, and keep the history of the manuscript.
Use Sceneary for your current project and see whether it fits the way you write.
For writers starting their next project
For writers working across full manuscripts and multiple projects
But you can give it a better place to happen. Draft. Revise. Share. Keep the history.