Draftnostic
Manuscript diagnostics for fiction. Analyze chapter structure, pacing curves, and unresolved plot threads before sending work to editors or beta readers.
Wreiton · Studio
A software studio building focused tools for fiction writers. Designed to help with the heavy lifting on pacing, structure, and revision while keeping creative ownership entirely in your hands.
Practical help on the hard parts. Your voice on every page.
Outlines, scene beats, and guardrails ensure the draft always follows your intended vision.
Scene grids, pacing breakdowns, and reader perspectives grounded directly in your actual draft.
Context-aware editorial notes that guide without ever modifying your text automatically.
Wreiton’s Belt
Inspired by Orion’s constellation, Wreiton’s Belt is our architectural roadmap for writers. Draftnostic came first, lighting the way for diagnosis. Drafthand followed as the writing companion, built for drafting and direction. The third star completes the trio: book completion, joined throughout by Aenubis as our shared craft layer.
Orion’s Belt · three in a line · the design map for the studio
Along the Belt
A cohesive path from first draft to line diagnosis without losing context or creative authority.
Two Stars Lit
Focused software designed to help you analyze and write without clutter.
Manuscript diagnostics for fiction. Analyze chapter structure, pacing curves, and unresolved plot threads before sending work to editors or beta readers.
A drafting environment built around scene planning and authorial guardrails, ensuring you stay in the driver’s seat through every chapter.
Beta
Draftnostic and Drafthand are in public beta, shaped by writers working on real manuscripts. The free tier is yours to keep — no card required.
Tell us where to reach you and what you're working on. We read every signup ourselves.
The book-completion companion is in development — the final star alongside Draftnostic and Drafthand, for carrying your manuscript to the finish line.
No separate form needed. Choose “Third-star waitlist” in the signup and we'll write when it's ready.
Pricing
Both tools use a unified pricing structure so you always know what to expect. Detailed breakdowns are available on each product page.
The middle three rungs are named per product: Draftnostic runs Growth ($30) · Scale ($45) · Press ($60); Drafthand runs Novelist ($30) · Artisan ($45) · Prolific ($60). Free and Starter are shared across both. Plans scale with scanned word counts or assisted drafting volume. Annual billing includes a 20% discount.
Structural diagnostics, plot tracking, and reader feedback. Get started on the free tier or view complete plan options.
View Draftnostic plansStructured scene drafting with customizable guardrails. Includes a free trial with no credit card required upfront.
View Drafthand plansCancel anytime directly from your dashboard. You retain full ownership and copyright over your manuscripts on every tier.
The difference
If a chatbot can write, what is Wreiton for? Fair question. Four answers.
Drafthand's Forge removes LLM fingerprints from assisted passages. A local pass, free — so the help doesn't sound like help.
Core manuscript scans run on your machine. For the basic analysis, your words never leave it.
Micro-engines check pacing, voice consistency, and subplot threads by name. Named checks, not vibes.
Suggestions are shown clearly, and text is never changed behind your back. Your manuscripts are never used to train public models.
Beside the Belt · Canis Minor
Not a separate destination on the Belt, but the shared intelligence moving between them. In the sky, Canis Minor journeys alongside Orion; on the page, Aenubis powers both Draftnostic and Drafthand with context-aware editorial feedback, pacing checks, and subplot tracking.
Suggestions are always shown clearly before you make changes. Text is never updated automatically behind your back, keeping you in complete control of every line.
— assistance that respects your craft
Example feedback: “The tension drops slightly during the description of the street. Clarifying the character's immediate motivation here would strengthen the exit.”
Example feedback: Check subplot thread #2: the letter is mentioned again in chapter 4, but the reader has not received context on its significance.
Writing a book is demanding work. Some authors want clean, distraction-free tools that stay out of the way; others look for a second pair of eyes to diagnose pacing lulls, catch continuity issues, or help brainstorm scene transitions.
Our tools are built so that asking for feedback or drafting assistance never compromises your creative authority. Whatever your process looks like, the book remains yours from start to finish.
your voice on every page
About Us
Wreiton creates focused software that tackles specific challenges in the drafting and revision process.
We build tools that analyze, assist, and suggest without taking over your workflow. Suggestions are displayed explicitly, and you decide what stays and what goes. You retain complete ownership of your manuscripts and your creative choices.
We believe in straightforward data privacy. We do not use your private manuscripts to train public foundation models. The craft decisions, voice notes, and narrative structures you build in our software remain yours.
As an independent studio, we focus on software stability, practical utility, and lasting workflows over hype cycles.
The Constellation Grows
We are expanding the ecosystem steadily, with a focus on reliable features that writers actually need.
Studio Updates
A straightforward log of updates and improvements across our tools.
A unified home providing documentation, cross-product resources, and status updates across Draftnostic and Drafthand.
Standardized pricing tiers across both applications to keep billing clear and predictable as your needs change.
Separated manuscript diagnostic engines onto dedicated infrastructure to improve speed and analysis responsiveness.
Gathering direct feedback from writers actively working on manuscripts in Draftnostic and Drafthand to guide core polish.
Prototyping the book completion companion to complete the three-belt trio—giving writers even more control over their voice and story—alongside shared workspaces for teams.
Structure scenes, keep your outline organized, and write with thoughtful guardrails. Free trial available.
Get started with DrafthandRun chapter diagnostics, check pacing arcs, and spot unresolved plot threads directly in your browser.
Get started with DraftnosticQuestions
No. Private manuscripts are never used to train public foundation models. Your drafts stay yours.
Yes. Both tools have a free tier, and no card is required to start. Paid plans exist for heavier use — the free tier is not a trial with a timer.
The book-completion companion on Wreiton's Belt — the final star alongside Draftnostic and Drafthand, for carrying your manuscript to the finish line. It's in development; join the waitlist above and we'll write when it's ready.
Writing something new? Start with Drafthand. Revising a draft? Start with Draftnostic. They share your context along the Belt, so nothing is lost either way.
No. They prepare your manuscript for your editor. Draftnostic spots the pacing lull; your editor tells you why it matters.
Anytime, directly from your dashboard. You keep your manuscripts and your copyright on every tier.
Documentation & Contact
Read our policies regarding manuscript privacy, user content ownership, and account management across all Wreiton software.
Have a question about a product, billing, or technical support? We read and reply to every message.
We are an independent studio and are not actively hiring at this time.
Occasional notes on new features, craft tools, and what's next for Wreiton's Belt — sent straight from Substack.