Fablehenge Blog

Our beta feedback feature has been quite popular in spite of being rough around the edges. We are smoothing some of those edges now and recently shipped the ability to rerequest feedback after you have edited a scene. ...

We recently migrated our tech stack off of Flowbite + Tailwind and onto Shoelace + openprops. This article for web developers outlines why we did it and how happy we are with the results. ...

As part of some major internal restructuring, we've slightly redesigned the Fablehenge app ...

Tags keep all your notes just a click away. Easily track who appears in which scene, and visualize relationships between characters. Compared to conventional text editing, tags are a game changer. ...

Stay organized and find what you need fast with the searchable outline. ...

Writer's block. Is it even real? What's it telling you? And what do you do next? ...

The first decision we made when we set out to build Fablehenge is to create a Progressive Web App instead of a native application. The most common question we receive is along the lines of "how do I install it?" or "how do I use it offline?" This article explains what a PWA is and why we think they are...

It can be intimidating to know where to start when you set out to write a novel. There is a ton of advice out there, and, as advice always does, a lot of it is conflicting. The truth is, every writer is different, and you'll have to find your own path. But finding a path is easier when you have...