Always in sync with how you think.
In the past three years, large language models have reshaped how we write, yet professional writers still struggle to find a partner that truly matches their thinking—General models “sound right” more often than they “hit the point”—the tone you want and the meaning you mean rarely line up. Meanwhile,small fixes are the headache: you change one bit and too much moves—the parts that were fine get worse, and the parts you needed fixed still don't land.
Open a blank page—speak or type a single line of prompt—WriteFlow is on the very line of your cursor, turning ideas into words.
See a line you don't like? Circle it and tell WriteFlow what you want—it excels at fine edits, applies your sources and rules through sensible partitions, and stays aligned with your thinking.
01 · Writing canvas
Opening a project takes you straight into the document, not a chat box. Generate at the cursor, revise by selection, format the draft, open sources, and keep writing preferences close to the text itself.
02 · Local comments
You do not have to compress every concern into one vague prompt. Comment like an editor: make this line more accurate, add two sentences there. WriteFlow revises with those notes in view instead of flattening the whole draft.
03 · Reviewable revision
Long-form writing should not be a black-box rewrite. WriteFlow shows the changes as reviewable edits, so you keep the parts that work, reject the parts that do not, and stay the author.
04 · Source library
Good writing is not only prompting. Save literature, theories, examples, and findings in named sections, then decide which set should guide the next revision.
05 · Writing memory
WriteFlow distills document memory and keeps your long-term writing preferences available. Future generations try to stay aligned with this piece instead of asking you to explain it again.
Not another place to ask AI for a rough draft. WriteFlow helps you work inside the document, revise precisely, and keep each piece aligned with its memory, sources, and preferences.
Article as canvas — generate at cursor, rewrite by selection
Never leave the document; every edit is tracked
Chat-based Q&A — copy-paste every time you need a change
Tweak one part, lose what was already good
Builds document memory on first use — topic, stance, tone auto-distilled
Every Ctrl+K aligns with this piece's memory; stays on track across revisions
No document concept — every chat is isolated, no persistent understanding
By revision five, it forgot what revision one was about
Organize references into named partitions — check to pin, upload once, reuse forever
Pin entire partitions or tag individual items, switch references on the fly
Can upload files per session, but no partition structure — restart every chat
Scattered materials, no lasting knowledge system
One-click export to Word / Markdown, formatting preserved
Publication-ready, no reformatting needed
Manual copy-paste and reformatting in a separate document
Lost formatting, extra round-trips
Who it's for
WriteFlow isn't another generic chatbot—it's a workbench built for people who revise every line until it's right. We ditched the chat window: the whole document is your only working canvas—like Word, with every paragraph understood precisely by WriteFlow.
Our take · four essentials
Wherever your cursor sits, WriteFlow turns your idea into text on that line—no copy-paste, no leaving the page.
Select a sentence, open the prompt bubble. WriteFlow changes only that span—like Cursor for prose.
Store snippets you admire, research, and brand voice in sections you define—and tag what you prefer. On paragraph-level rewrites, WriteFlow only uses the references you specify—so the tone can truly match you.
From first use, WriteFlow distills topic, stance, and tone into this document's memory—every Ctrl+K and rewrite aligns with it first. Preferences from later rounds of edits stay true to this piece's memory.
