Offline-first support
Write without an internet connection using local projects, with optional encrypted cross-device sync and conflict-safe reconciliation.
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A transparent view of the work underway and the capabilities writers can already use in OENT.
What the OENT team is actively building.
Write without an internet connection using local projects, with optional encrypted cross-device sync and conflict-safe reconciliation.
Use OENT as a native macOS, Windows, and Linux application with portable project folders, local recovery, and verified migration from the web app.
What is lined up after the active work.
Product capabilities available in OENT today.
Learn the main OENT workspace through an optional guided introduction.
Read the v1.3.0 notesSee when a newer version of OENT is ready to use.
Read the v1.3.0 notesGet timely guidance while learning documents, events, timelines, and assets.
Read the v1.2.1 notesKeep scene ideas nearby until you decide where they belong.
Read the v1.2.1 notesOpen supporting material beside the current view and choose how much space it uses.
Read the v1.2.1 notesMove events between document and timeline contexts with direct manipulation.
Read the v1.2.1 notesRead and edit several documents together in one continuous workspace.
Read the v1.2.1 notesDim surrounding material and keep attention on the active passage.
Read the v1.2.1 notesSearch the whole project or find matches inside the document being edited.
Read the v1.2.1 notesWrite with screenplay-aware paragraph formats and shortcuts.
Read the v1.2.1 notesBring WriterDuet WDZ projects into the OENT workspace.
Read the v1.2.1 notesPrepare and export writing with configurable PDF output.
Read the v1.2.1 notesKeep each writing project and its connected material in a dedicated workspace.
Read the v1.0.1 notesStart a new project from a useful structure instead of an empty canvas.
Read the v1.0.1 notesOrganize a manuscript in a flexible tree of documents and folders.
Read the v1.0.1 notesDraft and revise prose with a capable rich-text editor.
Read the v1.0.1 notesShape scenes and story moments as movable writing events.
Read the v1.0.1 notesArrange story events in chronological or narrative order.
Read the v1.0.1 notesReorder timeline events directly as the plan changes.
Read the v1.0.1 notesUse the same story event in prose and planning views.
Read the v1.0.1 notesFind specific events in a growing timeline.
Read the v1.0.1 notesBuild custom reference categories for a story world.
Read the v1.0.1 notesKeep long-form reference notes on each story asset.
Read the v1.0.1 notesCollect visual references and choose a primary image for each asset.
Read the v1.0.1 notesRecord alternate names that refer to the same character, place, or concept.
Read the v1.0.1 notesConnect recognized asset names in the draft to their reference entries.
Read the v1.0.1 notesModel project-specific details with custom fields.
Read the v1.0.1 notesChoose which reference details are visible in different contexts.
Read the v1.0.1 notesTrack writing volume from document and timeline perspectives.
Read the v1.0.1 notesRecover removed project material when plans change.
Read the v1.0.1 notesExport writing to an editable Word-compatible document.
Read the v1.0.1 notesSet up an account and enter the writing workspace with guided choices.
Read the v1.0.1 notesChoose the appearance that best fits the writing environment.
Read the v1.0.1 notesTry OENT before subscribing and manage access from the account.
Read the v1.0.1 notes