Writers Room
Your ideas. Your voice. Your writing room. Writers Room is a room of 35 specialist roles that draft, research, edit and review with you, one unit at a time. You direct the work — for authors who keep the pen.
Nine kinds of work: nonfiction book, novel, short story, screenplay, stage play, TV episode, comic, game narrative and poetry. The production line runs plan → research → approve → draft → review → check → edit, on the GoGreen Workflow Hub engine. Live at gogreenwritersroom.com.
Platform Features
A Room of 35 Specialist Roles
Roles draft, research, edit and review with you, one unit at a time. None of them decides what the work means.
- •The Architect turns your brief into an outline with a target length for every part
- •Developmental, line and copy editors suggest; you approve or refuse
- •Sit the roles you choose at one table on one goal — the minutes are kept
- •Select any passage and ask for a revision in place
Approve Every Change
Nothing becomes part of your manuscript until you approve it.
- •Every draft lands as a version you can read, compare, refuse, or make authoritative
- •Approval is an act with a name on it
- •The editor tells you plainly when a newer version appeared while you typed
- •A release names every unit it left out, and why
Keep Every Version
A version is never edited, only succeeded. The one you liked in March is still there.
- •Versions are frozen once they exist
- •Revising creates a new version that records what it came from
- •Releases are rebuilt from exactly the versions you approved
Novels, Stories, Poetry & Nonfiction
A room for every kind of writer.
- •Novels & stories: a cast that stays consistent and a word-count target for every unit
- •Poetry: an editor that works the line without taking the voice
- •Nonfiction: research from your own sources, citations, and a fact-checker that marks what it could not verify
- •Cast & places kept as a story bible you approve
Scripts & Screenplays
Screenplays, stage plays, TV episodes, comics and game narratives.
- •Acts, sequences and scenes measured in pages
- •Handed over as Fountain or Final Draft
- •Branch checking for game narratives
Research & Import
Bring what you already have, and ground the work in your own sources.
- •Sixteen retrieval (RAG) strategies
- •Import a manuscript, outline or notes: .md, .txt, .docx, .fountain, .fdx or pasted text
- •Scraps, open questions and threads kept with the project
Voice, Audiobooks & 24 Languages
Hear it, record it, and take it to the audiobook stores.
- •Hear a chapter read aloud while you decide on it
- •A recording booth in the browser, a paragraph at a time
- •Audiobook files in the shape ACX, Findaway, Kobo and Google Play take
- •Write or translate in 24 languages
Exports
Releases export as files an editor or a producer can open.
- •Markdown, DOCX, EPUB and PDF
- •Fountain and FDX (Final Draft)
- •Twee 3 for interactive fiction
- •A narrator's edition for audiobooks
Pricing
$25
100 credits (never expire)
$29/mo
Starter · 150 credits/mo
$79/mo
Author · 500 credits/mo
$39/mo
Studio · your own AI keys
Credit packs of 100 / 300 / 1,000 for $25 / $59 / $149 never expire. Monthly plans: Starter $29 (150 credits), Author $79 (500), Pro $199 (1,500). Studio is $39 a month with 25 credits plus your own AI keys, with a 7-day trial.