For characters and settings you can add custom attributes which is really handy.Īnd the notes you can tag with your characters or places. It also has a place for general notes, a place for characters, and a place for settings. You can even drag and drop cards easily anywhere around the timeline. Where the scene and story line intersect you can add a card which is just a place you can write a description about what happens at the intersection of those two. It's better for some people to see it like that. Here is an app that tries to make plotting out your story very easy: Plottr. Upon looking through their website though, I found that its by a monthly/yearly subscription. The app has most (if not all) of Scriveners best features and has Google Docs interface, its version history and collaborative feature, and is cloud-based. The nice thing is that you can flip it so the scenes are down the side and the story lines are across the top. However, this got me into wishing for a lovechild of both applications. It let's you put in whatever description you want across the top. You aren't held to specific dates on the timeline. Across the top are the scenes and along the side are the story lines. It's got a timeline that is a very graphical way to show each story line (main plot and subplots) and each scene.
Here is an app that tries to make plotting out your story very easy: Plottr
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