The wiki that grows as you write.
No wild formatting. Write your story and let us do the rest. WikiDraft reads your prose as you draft — full names, first names, aliases — and tracks who and what appears in every chapter automatically. No tagging and no upkeep.
Full-featured · No card requiredExtended free trials all throughout November!
Can’t remember when that side character first showed up? The wiki already knows: every page lists its chapter appearances in reading order, and every chapter lists everyone who walks through it.
Your world and your wiki evolve together.
Kael Brennan is a farmhand, raised on the frontier of Northreach. He knows every road out of the valley, and has never once taken one.
- Rank ⏱
- Farmhand
- Home
- Northreach
A timeline that knows your protagonist is a Farmer in Book 1 and a Swordmaster by Book 5 — so you can view your whole world as of any chapter.
Set Viewing as of to any point in the story and every page resolves to that moment. Never forget when certain information becomes relevant to your story. View your information at a certain point in time or view everything all at once.
Share your wiki as a spoiler-safe view with anyone who needs to see it — coming soon.
Organize without interruptions.
Build then write, or write then build.
WikiDraft works how you work. Build then write, or write then build: planners start in the wiki and draft with their character sheets; discovery writers start by drafting. Create multiple manuscripts, chapters, and scenes. Typing [[ creates pages mid-sentence, without stopping your flow.
Then the next book begins, and nothing is lost. The same world carries every story you set in it: the timeline spans the whole series, sequels inherit every fact, and separate worlds hold separate sagas. The wiki that grows from the first story helps you write the second.
As Familiar as Wikipedia
A page is a title, a customizable infobox, and your content. No tutorial needed.
Built for the keyboard
Everything in WikiDraft is accessible from the keyboard. ⌘K jumps to any page or action, [[ to connect to existing pages or create a new one. Build before you write or create as you draft.
Redundant backups
Encrypted copies of everything you write go to a second location every night. Your story is the most important thing to us.
Version control
Coming soon: a history for every chapter, so you can reread, compare, and restore any earlier draft. Wiki pages already keep one.
A subscription with an end
We all hate subscriptions. WikiDraft's subscription ends. Every Saga year you pay counts toward owning it.
Your second Saga payment is your last. From that day WikiDraft is yours with nothing more to pay.
In a hurry? $200 once buys the same thing today. On Writer? Upgrade to Saga anytime for $60 — Writer years don't count toward ownership.
that’s $5 a month
- Worlds
- Up to 3
- Storage for images & maps
- 1 GB
- Every future feature
- while subscribed
Every feature included — the full wiki, the narrative-time engine, Write, interactive maps, the relationship graph, revision history, and full export.
Start free trialthat’s $10 a month
- Worlds
- Unlimited
- Storage for images & maps
- 10 GB
- Scrivener export
- coming soon
- Every future feature
- while subscribed
- Counts toward lifetime access
- every year
Every feature included — the full wiki, the narrative-time engine, Write, interactive maps, the relationship graph, revision history, and full export.
Start free trialthat’s $0 a month, forever
- Worlds
- Unlimited
- Storage for images & maps
- 10 GB
- Scrivener export
- coming soon
- Every future feature
- forever
- Counts toward lifetime access
- already yours
Every feature included — the full wiki, the narrative-time engine, Write, interactive maps, the relationship graph, revision history, and full export.
Get lifetimeWriting Theory's Novella November: every new account is free until Dec 2 — no card required. Stop paying and your account becomes read-only with full export, forever. Lifetime is $200 up front, or free after your second year of Saga. Writer upgrades to Saga for $60 and starts a fresh year that day. Hope you like it :)
Questions, answered
What does “lifetime access” mean?
Everything, forever: unlimited worlds and all future features on wikidraft.com with no further payments. Get it one of two ways: pay $200 once, or subscribe to Saga — your second yearly payment makes it yours automatically, and the subscription ends there. Writer payments don’t count toward it, but you can upgrade to Saga any time for $60: a fresh Saga year starts that day and counts as your first.
How does the free trial work?
No card required. Unlock every feature for 14 days. At the end, pick a plan. If you don't, your account becomes read-only and you can always export everything you made. Your content isn't held for ransom. Right now, for Writing Theory's Novella November, new accounts are free until Dec 2.
What happens if I stop paying?
Your account becomes read-only with full export always available. Nothing is deleted. Saga years you’ve paid for still count if you come back. Resume whenever you need to and pick up where you left off.
Can I get my data out?
Always. One click gives you a complete backup (JSON plus every image), a zip of Markdown files with Obsidian-compatible [[wikilinks]], or any manuscript as a Word document in standard manuscript format. Higher tiers support Scrivener exports (coming soon).
What kind of writer should use WikiDraft?
WikiDraft is fully customizable for any genre. Fantasy, horror, science fiction, literary fiction, or non-fiction. You control the page types, templates, and tags, so the wiki fits whatever you’re writing.
Why is it invite-only right now?
WikiDraft is in early access while we finish development. Sign-ups open soon — trial terms and pricing above apply from day one.