Story Planner for Writers

Name: Story Planner for Writers
Price: 8.99 USD
Rating: 5 (9 reviews)
Author: Bartolome Masco Lopez

By: Bartolome Masco Lopez

Outline Novels & Screenplays

Features & Capabilities

Story Planner helps writers outline and organize projects—from novels to screenplays, essays, and RPG campaigns. Create custom projects, add sections (characters, plots, scenes, objects, worldbuilding, notes), attach images, customize fields, and tag or archive as needed. Keep notes in one place and switch between parts easily with drag-and-drop and flexible organization.

Bring stories to life with linked story elements, deep character profiles, locations with references, color-coded plots, and scene-by-scene planning. Stay in control with Revision Mode, progress goals, and detailed stats, plus iOS/macOS widgets, distraction-free modes, and a privacy-first model that keeps data on device or synced via iCloud. Export to Word, Scrivener, Final Draft, Ulysses, and more; one lifetime purchase covers iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Books Content Writing

By:

Bartolome Masco Lopez

Rating:

5.00

(9) 0.30

Version:

6.3 Last updated: 2026-06-10

Version code:

886785333

Creation date:

2014-04-20

Compatible devices:

Size:

32.94MB

Price:

8.99

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-13

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 385,371 ▼ 331,126

Other rankings

#54 in writer's block keyword 12 ▲

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Developed by:

Bartolome Masco Lopez

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/ar/app/story-planner-for-writers/id860024390?l=en-GB

Website:

https://www.storyplanner.app/

User Reviews

Story Planner is praised for its clean UI and powerful planning toolkit, including tagging, image attachments, and cross-device syncing, with a favorable one-time price. Recurrent concerns center on data integrity: syncing problems and data loss across devices, plus occasional lag. Several reviews note it isn’t ideal for long-form prose and that cross-project item copying is limited. Overall it’s a strong planning app that shines when its syncing and stability issues are manageable.

Pros

Clear interface and ease of use
One-time purchase with no subscriptions and deep toolbox for the price
Comprehensive planning features (characters, locations, plots, scenes, timelines) with customization
Strong organization with tagging system and the ability to attach images and reference material
Sync across devices (iPhone, iPad, Mac) and good export/attachment options; aesthetically pleasing design

Cons

Syncing across devices can cause data loss or project deletion; reliability concerns
Updates can erase or reset existing work
Lag and performance issues (scrolling, tapping, typing delays)
Not ideal for actual writing; canvas is planning-focused
Difficulty copying/moving items across projects (e.g., transferring characters/locations between projects)

Recent reviews

Story Planner is my go-to app for planning stories and idea capture. I deeply appreciate the clear interface and ease of use. The tagging system has become a favorite feature for me and has helped me cross reference ideas and plot through lines.

by ba*****, 2026-03-27

Story Planner has become one of my favorite writing tools, and a big part of that is its simple, fair approach: you pay once, and that’s it. No subscriptions lurking in the shadows. For the price, you get a surprisingly deep toolbox. What makes the app stand out is the developer’s commitment. Updates keep coming, features keep improving, and it’s clear the app isn’t being abandoned. That level of support gives the whole thing a sense of long-term reliability. As for writing features, it covers all the essentials for building a novel: characters, locations, plots, scenes, timelines, and more. But the real magic is how customizable it is. If something isn’t included by default, you can create your own categories and fields. You can even attach images and other reference material, which helps keep your worldbuilding and visual notes neatly in one place. Honestly, the app has come a long way. It started solid and has grown into something flexible, intuitive, and surprisingly powerful for the price. For any writer who wants structure without being boxed in, it’s an excellent choice.