Type

Type is a word processor built for long-form storytelling, with the AI assistant sitting inside the draft rather than in a separate chat window. You can ask it to rewrite a passage, critique a chapter, restructure a plot, search the web to check a fact, or draft the next chapter from an outline and earlier chapters, and the result lands in the document without copying and pasting.

What makes the suggestions specific is the notes system. Writers save characters, settings, scenes and relationships as entities, and Type uses them as context, so a request to develop a character or reimagine a scene draws on what the book has already established. Custom writing rules capture a personal style or a genre convention and can be applied to any request. Around the AI sits a full editor: offline mode, keyboard shortcuts, version history, rich formatting with images and tables, and export to DOCX, PDF or a view-only link, plus an option to generate a narrated audio track of a draft. The company states that no AI models are trained on users' writing.

A free plan includes a fixed allowance of credits that never expire. Paid Basic, Pro and Max plans are billed monthly or annually (from $8 a month on annual billing) and differ mainly in monthly AI credits; manual writing, organising, importing, exporting and sharing never use credits.