Write chapters, tend the world beside them, and open a Script page when a scene needs to look like a screenplay—all in one living workspace.
No credit card required · One story freeMara had always believed the northern ridge ended at the old watchtower. On the first morning of winter, Evermere appeared beyond it.
She folded the map into her coat and followed the path before the snow could cover it.
Grove keeps the page you are writing connected to the world behind it—and includes a dedicated script format when the work needs to look like a screenplay.
A calm editor for chapters, and a script format when the scene should look like a screenplay.
Every important name can lead to its own living page.
Timelines and relationships reveal the shape of the story.
Grove grows from a blank page into a story reference you can actually use while drafting—chapters, world pages, and script format included.
Keep chapters in their own list, move between scenes as you draft, and print a clean chapter PDF when it is time to share.
Open a Script page to draft in screenplay form—scene headings, character cues, and dialogue—inside the same story.
Turn characters, places, objects, and ideas into linked pages without leaving the paragraph you are writing.
Place chapters and events on a visual timeline so parallel plots and cause-and-effect stay clear.
Map named connections in the relationship web and build a family tree from your Character pages.
Use page types, aliases, nested pages, and colored tags to find the right detail when you need it.
Find and save sources in the same workspace as the page they inform, instead of losing them in another app.
Invite a beta reader or editor to comment and suggest. One person writes at a time, so drafts are never overwritten.
Speak the sentence when typing would break the thought. Right-click a word for spelling and similar words.
OPTIONAL AI, YOUR CHOICE
Ask questions about selected text when you want help. Grove connects to your own OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google key, and stays a writing tool first.
The more your story grows, the more useful its connections become.
One story and fifty pages are free. No credit card required.