Sudowrite

Sudowrite is an AI writing assistant for fiction authors trying to break through writer's block and get their books done. The service has a variety of tools to help with different aspects of the process, from coming up with ideas to editing and polishing.

Sudowrite uses large AI models, including GPT-3 and GPT-4, to process and generate text based on prompts. Those AI models have been trained on enormous swaths of text and can recognize and reproduce the subtleties of writing style and structure. The tool has a number of tools to help with writing:

• Describe: Writes evocative descriptions to help readers visualize characters and settings.
• Story Bible: Takes an idea to an outline and then writes chapters in the user's style.
• Write: Completes sentences and paragraphs based on the user's tone, characters and plot arc. It offers multiple options.
• Expand: Adds details to scenes to keep the pace and interest.
• Rewrite: Gives the user options for revising with different voices and styles.
• Feedback: Gives the user feedback and suggestions in seconds.
• Canvas: Offers suggestions for plot points, character secrets and plot twists.
• Brainstorm: Suggests names, magic items and titles.
• Visualize: Creates art based on character and world descriptions.

Sudowrite also has some more mundane features to make your life easier, like customizable dark modes, full-screen focus mode and tools to organize your projects.

Sudowrite has three pricing tiers:

• Hobby & Student: $10 per month, with 225,000 credits per month.
• Professional: $22 per month, with 1,000,000 credits per month.
• Max: $44 per month, with 2,000,000 credits per month. Credits that aren't used in a given month roll over for 12 months.

Sudowrite can be tried with a free trial that doesn't require a credit card. You can upgrade, downgrade or cancel at any time.

Sudowrite is geared for fiction writers, but it can help anyone who's trying to be creative, productive and happy while writing. Its AI abilities make it useful for breaking through writer's block and getting a draft done.

Published on June 14, 2024