Plot Tracker | Beat Sheet Tracker | Dashboard for Fiction Writers | Novel Planner

Map your whole novel in one browser tab — the beats you plan, the scenes you write, and the gap between them. No app, no subscription, nothing leaving your computer.

A beat sheet tells you what the book should do. A scene list tells you what it is doing. Most writers keep one or the other, and the gap between them is where drafts go wrong: beats ticked that were never really written, scenes piling up around a structural moment nobody planned, a subplot that has not had a scene since chapter six.

This holds both, and joins them through your arcs.

✦ IT DOES NOT COME WITH A BEAT SHEET — AND THAT IS THE POINT
The act field is free text and the beat list is entirely yours. Write fifteen beats or four, name your acts anything, or use a structure you invented. A dashboard that shipped with one method's beats fixed in place would be useful for that method and in the way for every other.

✦ WHAT'S INSIDE
→ Beats — your structural beats, each with the act it belongs to, a target number of scenes, and a tick when it lands
→ Scenes — every scene with its date, title, arc, word count, status (idea, drafting, done) and notes
→ Arcs — your storylines, named. Thin on purpose: a label to hang scenes on, not a second outline to maintain
→ Progress — words accumulated over time, and how beats and scenes are distributed. The flat stretches are the interesting part
→ Search — filter every scene by text in the title or the notes. Six weeks later, searching a minor character's name finds every scene they touch
→ Overview — beats hit, scenes per arc, total words, and the shape of the work so far

✦ THE NUMBER WORTH GUESSING BADLY
Each beat carries a target number of scenes. It is a guess, made before writing, and that is its whole value. A beat you allowed two scenes and gave seven turned out to be the centre of your book. A beat you allowed five and gave one is either efficient or skipped, and only you know which. The comparison is the tool.

✦ MAKE IT YOURS
→ Six themes: Sand, Noir, Rose, Ocean, Forest, Slate
→ Three languages: English, Português, Italiano
→ Everything saves as you type, in your browser, on your device — nothing is uploaded
→ Export a dated backup any time; import it on another machine, choosing to replace what is there or add to it
→ Works fully offline after download — the fonts and charts are built into the file
→ Clear all data in one click when you start a new book

✦ HOW IT WORKS
1. Buy, then download instantly — one HTML file
2. Open it in any modern browser, on desktop, laptop, tablet or phone
3. Name your arcs, type your beats, start logging scenes

✦ FILES INCLUDED
→ 1 interactive HTML dashboard
→ Usage guide (PDF) — what each of the seven sections does, why it exists, and what every number means
→ License (PDF)

✦ PERFECT FOR
→ Plotters who want to see the whole structure before drafting, whatever structure they use
→ Writers who keep a beat sheet in one place and a scene list in another and cannot reconcile them
→ Anyone tired of juggling spreadsheets, sticky notes and scattered docs

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