Beta tester portal
You're here to break it.
Write Club is a mobile-first app for writing a whole book from your phone. You capture, a coach interviews you one question at a time, and every fragment gets kept, connected and reorderable until the book has a shape. This page shows you everything it does — then hands you a way to tell me what's broken without emailing me.
How it works
The default rhythm, if you don't already have one. Breaks are part of the method.
- 1
Capture
Talk or type whatever you remember, in any order, with no structure.
- 2
Break
Walk away. The break is part of the method, not a failure of it.
- 3
Draft
Ad-lib the prose off the Deck, with your own material laid out in order beside you.
- 4
Cut
Edit and cut last, when the material is cold enough to be honest about.
Take the tour
Every room in the app, with a sketch of what the screen looks like. This list is generated from the app itself, so it updates the moment a room changes.
Stop 1 of 16
Your coach asks, you talk.
One question at a time, never two. Answer in fragments, out of order, half-remembered — nothing gets corrected while you're mid-flow. You can switch interview mode on and off whenever you want.
The app starts with three rooms. The rest appear on their own when your own material shows you need them — and once a room appears, it never goes away.
The rules it follows
Capture first, judge later
You are never asked to generate and evaluate in the same breath. Capturing and editing are separate jobs, separated by rest.
No word counts, no streaks
Nothing measures you. No quota, no progress bar, no reminder that you skipped a day.
Tools arrive when you need them
The app starts small and opens a new room only when your own material shows it's needed. Once a room appears, it never disappears.
Nothing is ever lost
Deletes are soft. Everything sits in a 90-day recycle bin with undo. Nothing purges on its own.
Your words, not the machine's
The coach interviews, organizes and remembers. It doesn't write your book for you.
Private by default
Your drafts are locked to your account. Nobody else — including other beta testers — can see them.
What changed
beta 0.9
August 2026- Beta portal, guided tour, and in-app feedback
- Waitlist signup on the landing page
- Rhythm detection now invents new patterns instead of forcing you into a preset
beta 0.8
August 2026- Deck — chronological drafting surface with quotes and photos beside each beat
- Interview mode you can switch on and off yourself
- Coverage ledger: every fragment tracked until it lands in prose
beta 0.7
July 2026- Meaning-based search across everything you've ever written
- Cast dossiers that build themselves from recurring names
- 90-day recycle bin with undo
Tell me what's wrong
No email, no forms to chase. The same button lives inside the app on every screen — bottom right — and it attaches the screen you were on when you hit it.
Thank you for testing. Blunt beats polite.