Science fiction
World rules are plot. Keep them next to the page.
Hard rules, soft futures, and continuity that does not invent new physics in chapter 40.
The mess
Your lane has a specific mess
Sci-fi dies when tech, timeline, and cast contradict.
- Tech lore in side docs
- Timeline drift
- AI that forgets constraints
How Typewriter fits
Same desk. Built for this pain.
Bible for rules and places. Map for factions. CoAuthor that knocks. Free forever. Typewriter+ once. CoAuthor free try · + from $5.
- World rules in bible
- Faction map
- Propose-only AI with manuscript search
Questions
Straight answers
Is Typewriter good for hard sci-fi?
Yes when you need living rules next to chapters. Dual-wield research notes elsewhere if you want.
Your book does not care which lane you picked.
It cares whether the draft has a home. Free desk. Honest upgrades.