A closer look at what Sadr does, who it’s built for, and exactly what you get — beyond the pitch on the main page.
Novelists who are planning a book from the ground up — new writers who want real structure to work from, and experienced writers tired of juggling planning notes across a dozen separate documents that never talk to each other.
Story planning usually lives scattered — a premise in one doc, character notes in another, a loose outline somewhere else — disconnected from the actual manuscript you’re drafting. Sadr links all of it together in one place, and keeps that planning visible right beside your draft as you write, instead of switching between windows to remember what you decided.
None — Sadr is start-from-scratch only. It doesn’t currently import an existing manuscript; every project begins as a blank Foundation and grows from there.
Your project autosaves continuously, keeping one up-to-date version. Export either a single chapter or your full manuscript, at your choice, any time — “Download Full Manuscript” also doubles as your own local backup, worth using regularly.
Sadr doesn’t import an existing manuscript, doesn’t keep version history (autosave keeps one up-to-date version, not a set of earlier drafts to roll back to), and never writes a single sentence for you — every worksheet and every word of your draft is entirely yours.
Your project data is stored in our database and retained for as long as your account is active. See the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy for the full detail.
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