Windows studio · installed, not rented
Write the story. Keep the world on disk.
A local-first Windows studio. You install it with a key. The books stay on your machine.
- Windows
- Local-first
- AI optional
Specialist AI is optional, and every result is a proposal. How it stays under the author
Chapter 1 and the lore it depends on. Same project. On disk.
Same book. Same disk.
The world sits next to the sentence.
Cassian Vale lives in the chapter and in the Compendium. Atlas stays on Story World. Nothing here is a second cloud bible.
Open Story WorldBook Studio
The draft stays a draft.
Finish the edition in a separate production copy. The same title leaves as EPUB, PDF, or DOCX. The live manuscript does not get typeset in place.
- EPUB
- DOCX
Desktop trust
Yours, on the machine you already have.
- On disk. The books live on your computer.
- A key, not an account. The studio opens with a license key.
- No cloud sync. The manuscript is not mirrored to our servers.
- AI off. It stays off until you turn it on.
Before you install
Four answers. Then the installer.
Does RaQuill require AI?
No. Writing, planning, worldbuilding, revision, and production remain useful with AI left off.
Do I need an account?
No. You install a Windows build and unlock it with a beta key.
Where do the books live?
On your disk, in the project you create. There is no cloud sync of the manuscript.
Which platform is available?
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit. The public build is a desktop installer.
RaQuill for Windows
Install the studio.
Write on your machine.
Download the installer. Request a beta key. Keep the files where you can see them.