Trello is not free either.... Bad recommendation in this case. It's not meant for writing workflow.

Notion has a free limited plan, so.. Not free. Also it is closed source code and it belongs to a company doing whatever they want with your content. Something weird is happening on the back we don't know yet.

I like the way you describe as well as show. I am blind so I appreciate a well organized presentation. Do you know of free or paid version Writers app that is screen reader friendly. Too often they have images that are not described for blind readers. Do yuou have a suggestion besides Pages on the mac os. Pages jumps and difficutl for blind users Thanks for your help.

THANK YOU! This really helped and you were wonderful because you kept it simple, easy to understand and stayed focused. You have earned another loyal subscriber. Keep up the great work!

I went to Jam board - it is being Terminated.

I wish more writing setups are like this. Most i keep coming across are female centric ones with either a basic laptop or mac computer. With alot of white or pink color schemes....

Question: What if you have a book series that is a continuation, because I am an author of five published books in a series and yet hardly sold any. Do you focus on selling your first book, or do I also have to sell some of the book's sequels. If so, then how many books do you recommend for those who are starting out? What's your advice?

Thanks for taking the time to do this. I have to agree that Manuskript is not a pretty piece of software, but it has surprising depth, and is still in development. The tree structure on the left allows for easy navigation between locations, items, and so forth. Bibisco is also still in development, and its character generator is terrific. And as you say, it looks very polished. I keep wanting to like Bibisco, but it irks me that if I want to switch from say, a scene to adding a detail to my McGuffin, it isn't a straightforward task. Oh, and if you're on a 17" laptop with a 4k screen, the text - even at its largest - is too small for easy reading...so those with say, a 13" XPS will need to adjust display settings. One that I use because I just feel it places a lot of tools at my fingertips is WritItNow. Although sadly, it is no longer under development, the current version is _very_ competent. (Most of my novels are written using WIN.) I put oStorybook in the same category as Bibisco, and the developers are still working on it, but it is complex and has a slightly too-steep learning curve, followed by some real obstinacy - like adding a photo for a character profile - that leaves me frustrated. No denying that it has great depth though, and will likely reward those who become expert at it.

Try to read less obviously, will make the video better

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I’m so grateful 🙏🏻

Trello for writing?... How do you export the book to epub on trello? Come on😊

Manuskript seems like a free verison of Scrivener with an UI featuring all the clunkiness of Liquid Story Binder. I like Liquid Story Binder, will give Manuskript a try.

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It's so absurd to me that Campfire has the nerve to charge like $15 per month for the software. I can recreate what it does using folders and text documents on google or just my own computer, I just like the convenience of having it all on one app and not having to navigate actual computer directories for my notes, or being able to edit things on my phone when I'm out and about (which I could also achieve for free by setting up a remote desktop server). Campfire doesn't offer anything unique to the writing experience, it has no business charging any more than like $5 as a convenience fee. I'd also be willing to just pay a one-time purchase for a writing software, I value the convenience and a nice UI to streamline the writing process. I'm not cheap, I'm willing to spend money where it matters, but I understand the value of a product and Campfire is not a software that's worth a $300+ lifetime license. That's HALF of what PHOTOSHOP used to cost. That's more than how much CSP CURRENTLY costs.

Good to have free options when many clueless software developers want to charge considerable subscriptions per month. Too many think their one bit of software, with limited functionality, is more valuable than the whole microsoft office suite! It's mad! Happy to buy software ONCE, and at a reasonable price. But the ongoing extortion model needs to die fast.

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Very helpful, thanks! I have been fed up with Ms Word ever since they introduced the banners. I even paid for old fashioned menus to restore the functionality I am used to. I am also concerned about the pressures to keep an undated version of OS and Programs, although I am quite satisfied with what I already have. So I am moving to Linux. Libre Office looks the same on Windows and Linux, and if it is flexible enough, I would stick to it. Your video helps clarify that point.

I'm actually starting my own LitRPG webnovel, The Weaver - A Dark LitRPG Fantasy. Started releasing the chapters in Royal Road. The actual story line itself comes easy to me, but I'll soon need to start adding the whole RPG elements of leveling and I'm trying to figure out the basics.

Which software do you use to remove filtering?

Was very helpful dude, just what I am looking for. Thanks

Thank you very much for making this informative and very helpful Video!

I have tried Google docs but I just don't understand it. Could you recommend a good site I can use to write my cook books?

Great video. Whatabout free editing software ehich could replace Quillbot, Instatext??

Google docs is a no go especially if you live in a country that does not allow free speech, so I have to use a VPN for my own protection, unfortunately.

I paid for Scrivener a couple of years back, and when I went to reinstall the serial number was locked behind a third party corporation that no longer supported the license. I couldn't even pay for an upgrade and the software is unusable...so yeah, might as well go free.

very helpful!

Do all Litrpgs have to be based on MMORPG settings? What about singleplayer/offline rpgs?

OMG!!! Just stumbled upon this video. So great. Thank you.

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I use Scrivener the most

I have Scrivener v2 paid 35,- Lifetime! to have it installed (.exe) on my computer. IT IS REALLY MINE. Which you don't have with all those browser programs. Bought AION timeliner to connect it with my Scrivener. Aion is way to difficult. Love Scrivener and hate Aion. There is now a Scrivener V3. The forum is still lively. But i Stick for now with my lovely V2. Cool thing about Scrivener is that you can unlimed cork planes. So timeline, Artifact line, Character line you can all make it. Also you can make unlimited maps with text planes or cork planes underneath it. Bibisco paid version is with tax 46 Euro and is just plain anoying. campfirewriting has a free section to. And that is also a cool thing. Lifetime payment is per section and that is quite hefty. Also consider Browser programs are not really lifetime. Further hate Grammarly. Which is not free! The good things you need are in PRO. lOVE Hemingway Editor!! TOTALLY FREE

Thank you for this review - love your comedy too!

I just discovered your channel. Yes I can write my novel! As a registered nurse, I have seen all kinds of people overcome their challenges and accomplish their dreams. I'm so glad that I watched this video and got inspiration. (btw I've been to Estes Park too)

I was using Quoll writer that is almost like Manuskript until I found about WritewayPro. It went free a few years ago. It's a full program comparable to a light version of Scrivener and Ywriter 7.

The New World by monsoon117 is my favorite example of LitRPG

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Excellent video. I was wondering, can't you write off a lot of expenses if you are selling at a comic con or convention? Wouldn't that be considered business expenses?

Hi great video can I ask what software do you use ?

Thanks so much for putting this information out there! There are many people in underprivileged situations who can't afford to buy any of the products a lot of writers suggest these days. Personally, I think it's awful that the impressions these suggestions leave could make potential writers feel that only the premium products are worth anything for starting their career as a writer. Money really shouldn't be a barrier to entry for people who could become great writers and impact the world and raise themselves out of obscurity by their hard work.

Love it! Such an amazing book! I wish that I could play the game in this book. =)

Thanks a lot for help me find out best writing app.. 🙏

"don't want to learn a complex application that tries to tell me how to remap my universe." 💯 I love this so much. It's so true. There's too many apps that expect you to adopt a specific process, and omg there are so many versions of the process: GTD, bullet journal, zettlekasten, and on and on... Anyway, thank you for sharing a refreshingly simple approach.

I’ve read many of these books over the last several years- starting with the legend of randidly ghosthound on the website royal road. Recently I’ve moved towards reading books on kindle unlimited and am currently reading the grand game series. This genre has been an extremely fun time for me and I don’t regret the hundreds of hours I have spent reading LitRPG books whatsoever. Ofc tho finding unique books that aren’t the exact same thing just with a twist has become a challenge but I still find some outliers that I enjoy.

Scrivener for iOS is an ancient version with a lot of warts and blemishes. NOT fore the faint of heart. 😮

omg the dragons. I had enjoyed the video until then, and your quiet, well-paced speaking, but the dragons made me subscribe :D