NarrativeForge Studio
One story. Written and audio editions that stay connected.
Approved post-launch roadmap: prepare, review and maintain ebook, print and audiobook editions from one project, while keeping control of your publishing accounts and royalties.
Planned post-launch expansion
First: a publishing record and ebook handoff.
Bring title, pen name, series, description, contributors and cover assets together, with format-specific overrides. Freeze the manuscript and files used for each edition. Prepare validated EPUB and metadata packages for a guided KDP or Draft2Digital handoff.
Then: finish the audiobook.
Build on the Mac audio tools to assemble approved chapters, credits and a retail sample. Destination-specific technical checks, narration provenance and author listening approval remain separate. Generated narration is not automatically eligible for every retailer.
Correct the story without losing its history.
Track which manuscript, cover, metadata and performances belong to each delivered edition. A revised passage flags affected outputs for review; approved audio remains intact until you choose a replacement.
Professional print finishing needs its own proof.
Professional print layouts are a later step, including trim sizes, margins and running heads. Today’s manuscript PDF export is a separate tool.
Prepare locally. Publish deliberately.
Local preparation and export belong in desktop. Cloud extends shared approval and catalog work. Prepared, exported, submitted and published are separate states. Direct uploads and publication-status synchronization require authorized integrations and are later work.
Cloud · Mac · Windows