01 / STEP
Write in pages
Notes are the manuscript. Chapters, scenes, character sheets, world entries. Every page is a node, fully editable, fully searchable.
For Writers
A workspace built for the way stories actually connect.
Linear tools want your draft to be a stack of paragraphs. Stories are not stacks. They are webs of characters, places, threads, and time. Waggle treats them that way.
One project.
Two surfaces of the same world.
Pick a project, write into it, and Waggle keeps the same dataset visible as pages and as a network. Pollen reads what you write and flags drift before it ships. Click around. The demo below behaves like the app, shown with a novel in progress. Equally at home with a poetry collection, a screenplay, or a TTRPG campaign.
01
Three steps. Then you write.
02 / STEP
Drop in entity links
Mention a character, a place, or a faction. Waggle auto-links the reference the moment you save. Inline references stay live as your draft grows.
03 / STEP
See the structure
The network graph builds itself. Character webs, faction allegiances, location arcs across chapters, threads that resolve and threads that do not.
The pitch
Your draft is a graph whether you see it or not. Waggle just shows it to you. Spot a character who has lost three chapters. Catch a thread that never resolves. Find the faction that touches every act.
02
Built for every shape of story.
Novel
Long-form fiction. Chapters, POV tracking, series-bible templates.
Novella
Mid-length focus. Tighter scope, full toolkit.
Screenplay
Acts, scenes, character beats. The same network and pages, shaped for the page-count discipline of script work.
Short Story Collection
Themed collections. Cross-story entity tracking when characters or settings recur.
Series bible
One canon, every book in the series.
Characters, locations, factions, and history live in a shared canon you can pull into every book in the series. Move from book one to book two with your canon still intact. Pollen holds every fact that survived your last revision pass and checks the new manuscript against it.
- –Cross-project entity sharing without copy-paste
- –Per-project canon snapshots between drafts
- –Mark a fact retconned and Pollen stops flagging the change
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Why not the tools you already have?
Scrivener
Them
Outliner-first. Strong drafting tools, no live view of how characters and threads actually relate across the manuscript.
Waggle
Waggle builds a live network of every character, location, and thread as you write — Scrivener never shows you the relationships, only the order.
Notion
Them
General-purpose pages and databases. You build the manuscript shape yourself, every time, and there is no continuity reader.
Waggle
Waggle ships manuscript-shaped from day one — folder-typed page kinds, chapter binder, plot board, Pollen continuity — none of which Notion has out of the box.
Obsidian
Them
Backlinks and a static graph. Brilliant for non-fiction. No manuscript metadata, no chapter-aware reader, no continuity AI.
Waggle
Waggle is a manuscript editor first — POV, word target, plot board, and Pollen reading your prose live. Obsidian leaves all of that to plugin glue.
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