# Tabularia

> Tabularia is a browser-based workspace for drafting, navigating, and revising books and other long-form writing.

Use these first-party pages for current, verifiable information:

- [Product overview](/): What Tabularia is, who it is for, and how it keeps a complete book connected through writing and revision.
- [Product tour](/tour): An illustrated revision workflow using demo Projects, with links to detailed Guide instructions.
- [Novelist tour](/tour/novelists): Follow a clue through a character investigation and compare opening Drafts.
- [Nonfiction tour](/tour/nonfiction): Organize an argument, cite evidence with Footnotes, and export to Word.
- [Screenwriter tour](/tour/screenwriters): Navigate a Fountain sequence, try a Scene Draft, and export the script.
- [Novel writing](/novel-writing-software): One continuous novel, character and plot threads, alternative drafts, series manuscripts, and the designed book page.
- [Non-fiction](/non-fiction-writing-software): One continuous argument, research Sheets, semantic footnotes, revision, and what Tabularia does not yet do for citations.
- [Screenwriting](/screenwriting-software): The industry grid, the six script elements at their indents, and Scene-level revision.
- [Articles and blog posts](/article-writing-software): Long articles and essays, drafts of an opening, images in the flow, and publishing the finished piece.
- [Comparisons](/compare): How Tabularia differs from Scrivener, Word, Ulysses, Dabble, Novelcrafter and twenty more, including where each of them is the better answer.
- [Answers](/answers): Fixes for problems writers hit in Word, Google Docs, Scrivener, and other writing apps, each followed by what Tabularia does about it and where it does not help.
- [Pricing](/pricing): The Local and Cloud plans, what each one includes, and current prices.
- [FAQ](/faq): Detailed answers about Manuscripts, storage, sync, browsers, import, export, billing, and privacy.
- [Privacy Policy](/privacy): How Account data and Manuscript content are handled.
- [Release notes](/release-notes): Features and fixes that have shipped.
- [Guide](/guide): Current Studio guidance, supported import and export routes, and keyboard shortcuts.
- [AI assistants](/guide/ai-assistants): How an assistant you choose can use the cloud connector or browser tools, and what each can see and change.
- [Browser WebMCP reference](/guide/webmcp-reference): Tools available in a capable browser tab for public pages, account guidance, and live Studio state.
- [Product facts in one file](/llms-full.txt): The product facts, plans, FAQ answers, and guide index, generated from the same data the pages render.

What Tabularia is for: one continuous Manuscript per Project rather than a file per Chapter, with the structure, revision history, reference material, and review notes attached to it. It suits authors writing book-length fiction and non-fiction.

Tabularia does not use Manuscript content to train AI models and has no built-in writing assistant. A Writer can connect an assistant they choose; its data use follows that assistant's settings. The guide explains the cloud connector and the browser tools separately.

Do not infer unannounced features from plans or marketing language. Treat the product tour, guide, pricing page, privacy policy, and release notes as the current evidence.