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View detailsWavemaker is a free novel-writing app that runs in the browser. It offers a distraction-free editor, planning tools for characters and plot, and a card-based system for organizing scenes, all without installing anything.
Key Features
- Free browser-based novel writing app
- Distraction-free editor
- Planning boards for plot and characters
- Snowflake method and timeline tools
- Works offline with local storage
- Export to common document formats
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Check official site | See the official site for current plans. |
Prices as listed in 2026 research. Always check the official site for the latest price — plans change. Free plan: Yes — it has a free plan.
Best for: new novelists who want a free, focused writing and planning app.
Popular with: Writers
Popular with: Writers
How it works
The app was built by a writer for writers, and it shows: the planning board, timeline, and snowflake method tools are designed around how novels are actually structured. Your work is stored locally in your browser, so it works offline and stays private.
Wavemaker is completely free, which makes it an easy recommendation for new novelists. The trade-off is a smaller feature set than paid writing apps and no cloud sync, so backing up your work is your own responsibility.
Pros and Cons
✓ Pros
- Completely free with no account needed
- Planning tools built around novel structure
- Works offline and keeps data private
✗ Cons
- No cloud sync or backup
- Smaller feature set than paid apps
- Browser storage can be lost if not backed up
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Wavemaker free?
Yes — Wavemaker has a free plan. Check official site
What is Wavemaker best for?
new novelists who want a free, focused writing and planning app.
What kind of tool is Wavemaker?
Wavemaker is a Writing Assistants tool on VerlumoAI.
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