Pendictive
For every side of the story
Pendictive is a home for every kind of story, and every side of it. Write and publish in 16 formats, from novels and short stories to poetry, comics and webtoons, using a focused editor with series support and scheduled releases. Readers get a reading experience built for each format, and writers keep full rights to everything they create. Between chapters, Leaves, Pendictive’s micro-blogging, keeps writers and readers connected with quick updates, teasers and thoughts. Private journaling, letters and habit tracking complete the picture, so your whole writing life, from first notes to finished series, lives in one place.
Features
- 16 publishing formats: novels, short stories, poetry, comics, webtoons and more
- Focused editor: a distraction-free writing environment
- Series and scheduled releases: publish chapter by chapter on your own schedule
- Format-specific readers: book-style prose, panel-by-panel comics, vertical-scroll webtoons
- Leaves micro-blogging: share updates, teasers and everyday thoughts with your readers
- Writer analytics: see how your stories are landing
- Full rights: you always own your work
- Journaling and letters: a private space for notes, reflection and drafts
- Habit tracking: build a consistent writing practice
Use Cases
- Serializing a novel: publish a fantasy, romance or sci-fi series chapter by chapter, with scheduled releases that keep readers coming back.
- Launching a webtoon or comic: share episodes in a reader built for vertical scroll or panel-by-panel viewing.
- Sharing poetry and short fiction: post shorter pieces alongside longer works under one profile.
- Writing across formats: a writer who does both prose and comics can keep one audience instead of splitting it across platforms.
- Building a writing habit: track daily writing, journal your progress, and publish when ready.
- Staying connected with readers: use Leaves for behind-the-scenes updates, chapter teasers and announcements between releases.
- Discovering new stories: readers can explore new voices across every format and follow the writers behind them.
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Hey Fazier 👋 Robert here, solo dev behind Pendictive. Most writing platforms feel loud. Rankings, streaks you’re scared to break, notifications everywhere, pressure to post more and faster. I wanted the opposite.. a calm place to write, read and think. That’s Pendictive. A quiet, focused editor. Publish at your own pace in different formats (novels, poems, comics, webtoons etc). Readers get a clean, distraction free reader for each format. Leaves (our micro-blogging) is for small thoughts between chapters, no need to go shout on social media. And there’s journaling, letters and habit tracking for the private side of writing.. gentle habits, not guilt. It’s early days and I’m looking for the first writers to call it home. If you want somewhere slower and calmer to write, I’d love for you to try it and tell me what you think. What do you write ? And where do you go when you want to write in peace ?
Supporting webtoons and comics next to novels and poetry in one editor is ambitious; most platforms pick one. How does the reader view handle vertical-scroll webtoons versus paged comics? And since writers keep full rights, can they export a series (say, as EPUB) if they want to publish elsewhere later?
Format-specific readers are the hard part here, since a vertical-scroll webtoon and a panel-by-panel comic need very different image handling. Do comic and webtoon creators need to prepare panels at a fixed width, or does the reader resize them for mobile? And when a chapter is released on schedule, can readers follow a series and get notified per chapter, or does that only happen through Leaves?
Having a separate reader per format (panel-by-panel for comics, vertical scroll for webtoons, book-style for prose) is the right call; most platforms force everything into one scroll and comics suffer for it. Do you support illustrated prose too, like a picture book where each page is a block of text plus a full-page image? That format sits awkwardly between novel and comic, and it's what a lot of parents writing for their own kids end up making.
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Hey Fazier 👋 Robert here, solo dev behind Pendictive. Most writing platforms feel loud. Rankings, streaks you’re scared to break, notifications everywhere, pressure to post more and faster. I wanted the opposite.. a calm place to write, read and think. That’s Pendictive. A quiet, focused editor. Publish at your own pace in different formats (novels, poems, comics, webtoons etc). Readers get a clean, distraction free reader for each format. Leaves (our micro-blogging) is for small thoughts between chapters, no need to go shout on social media. And there’s journaling, letters and habit tracking for the private side of writing.. gentle habits, not guilt. It’s early days and I’m looking for the first writers to call it home. If you want somewhere slower and calmer to write, I’d love for you to try it and tell me what you think. What do you write ? And where do you go when you want to write in peace ?
Supporting webtoons and comics next to novels and poetry in one editor is ambitious; most platforms pick one. How does the reader view handle vertical-scroll webtoons versus paged comics? And since writers keep full rights, can they export a series (say, as EPUB) if they want to publish elsewhere later?
Format-specific readers are the hard part here, since a vertical-scroll webtoon and a panel-by-panel comic need very different image handling. Do comic and webtoon creators need to prepare panels at a fixed width, or does the reader resize them for mobile? And when a chapter is released on schedule, can readers follow a series and get notified per chapter, or does that only happen through Leaves?
Having a separate reader per format (panel-by-panel for comics, vertical scroll for webtoons, book-style for prose) is the right call; most platforms force everything into one scroll and comics suffer for it. Do you support illustrated prose too, like a picture book where each page is a block of text plus a full-page image? That format sits awkwardly between novel and comic, and it's what a lot of parents writing for their own kids end up making.
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