A writing app for novelists
A quiet home for your novel.
Pyrus holds everything a book is made of, every spark, scene, and character, in one calm place. And it keeps a patient editor close by, one that only ever speaks when you ask.
One dark and stormy night,
iPhone · the writing view
What Pyrus is for
Writing a novel is a lot to hold. Pyrus holds it with you.
Not a machine that writes for you. A place that keeps the whole story in view, so you can stay inside the one sentence you are actually writing.
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Catch every spark
Ideas never arrive in order. A scratchpad catches them the moment they land, and Pyrus quietly files each note where it belongs, so nothing good slips away.
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Shape the whole story
Chapters, scenes, characters, places. Everything your novel is made of, in one calm structure you can actually keep in your head.
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An editor who waits to be asked
Pyrus reads your draft only when you want a second pair of eyes. No autocomplete finishing your thoughts. It notices, it asks, it suggests. You decide.
Notes, sorting themselves.
iPhone · the scratchpad
The scratchpad
Begin anywhere. Pyrus sorts it out.
Jot a line of dialogue, a half-formed character, a place you can almost see. Pyrus reads each note and suggests where it lives in your book. You are never staring at a blank page.
Every thread, in view.
iPhone · a scene & its people
The whole book
Every thread, in one place.
Move between chapters and scenes, open a character and see where they appear, keep your world consistent without holding it all in your memory at once.
“What feels off here?”
iPhone · a talk with Pyrus
Pyrus
A second reader, on your terms.
Ask Pyrus what feels off in a scene, or whether a character rings true. It runs on your device by default, or with a cloud model you bring yourself. Either way, it never changes a word without you.
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Your novel is yours. Pyrus is built so the people who make it cannot read your writing.Private by default · on your device and your own iCloud
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Start with a single sentence.
Pyrus keeps everything that comes after it.