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A novelist's workshop. Clean, quiet, focused, and customizable. No AI features. No accounts. No subscriptions. Keep your prose, planning, and world in one interconnected place.
Released
June 15, 2026
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Windows
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Last sync
September 26, 2026
Quillhollow is a desktop workshop for novelists who want to plan, write, and finish a manuscript without fighting their tools.
It is data-driven and deeply interconnected: every character, place, plot thread, and scene is a card, and those cards link to one another so your story's web is always one click away. Everything runs on your own machine. No AI features. No accounts. No data collection. No subscription. And when you want to write away from your desk, a free Android companion comes with you.
Try it with a real book first. Every copy of Quillhollow includes a complete sample project: the full text of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, already organized into scenes, characters, locations, and plot threads. Explore every view and tool with a finished novel before you write a word of your own.
The free Android companion takes your manuscript with you. Read your whole project and edit scenes on your phone, synced through your own cloud folder. No server, no account, no extra cost.
Quillhollow adapts to you. Start from a built-in theme or build your own: set your interface colors, choose the fonts and text styles for your headings and body text, and save presets you can switch between. Dark mode is included.
Quillhollow stores everything as plain files on your own computer. It never phones home, never asks you to sign in, and has no AI features of any kind. Buy it once, and it is yours.
Quillhollow has no AI features and never touches your writing with AI. The one exception inside the product, disclosed in full: the Quillhollow-specific data in the included sample project (its character, place, and plot cards) was AI-generated to show the app in action. The story text itself is Dickens' public-domain original.