Plot with cards, or write your outline.
Lay your plot out as beat cards on a board, or write it as an outline in prose, the way you'd tell it to a friend.
Ghostkey comes with a catalogue of beat sheets, and lets you make your own. Already written the book? It reads the draft and builds the plan from it.
Plot with the chat.
Talk your plot through, and watch the board change beside the conversation.
Ask for an alternative ending, a darker midpoint, a subplot that pays off. The chat reworks the beats with you, and the board stays open next to it so you see every change as it lands.
Refine your chapter list.
When the plot is ready, the chat turns it into chapters, with the list open beside the conversation.
It never invents your story. Where the plan leaves a spot undefined, it asks you instead of filling it in.
Your plot stays with you.
Open a chapter and its plan is right there in the margin: the notes you wrote and the characters who walk through it.
No tabbing away to check what this chapter was meant to do, or what a character is after. Open their card beside the page and their goal, motivation and conflict are one click away.
