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Writing tips, craft advice, and updates from the Novvler team.

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Where Your Words Came From — Imported, Typed, and Pasted, Counted Separately

Bring a draft into Novvler and it now counts as imported, not as AI and not as typing. AI Stats shows imported, typed, pasted, and AI-assisted words separately, and you can download an authorship report.

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See Which Words Are Yours — Review Authorship When You Want It

Colours stay off while you draft. Turn on Show authorship when you want a review: green for words you typed, pink for AI you accepted, amber when you re-tag.

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Certified Human: Prove Every Word Is Yours

Novvler now certifies your authorship. If you write without AI, you earn the rarest badge in publishing — a server-verified stamp proving every word is yours.

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Pen, Paper, and Novvler — Import Your Handwriting

Nothing beats writing with pen and paper. Now you can snap a photo of your handwritten pages and import them straight into your manuscript.

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Novvler Is Now on iPhone and iPad

Your novel writing workspace is now in your pocket. Novvler is available on the App Store for iPhone and iPad — write anywhere, sync everywhere.

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Import Your Manuscript, Keep Your Structure

Novvler's import now preserves your chapter-and-section hierarchy. Drop in a .docx, .txt, or .md file and your outline arrives intact.

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Write Anywhere: Novvler Now Works Offline

Your novel doesn't need WiFi. Novvler now caches your entire project locally so you can write on planes, in cabins, at cafes — and sync when you're back online.

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Introducing Co-Author: Write Together on Novvler

Invite collaborators to your novel project. Co-authors can view or edit your manuscript — no more emailing drafts back and forth.

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Dive Into Your Story: Whale-Sized Wisdom for Aspiring Writers

Five lessons from the ocean's greatest creatures to help you start (and keep) writing.

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