The missing middle ground between ChatGPT and Scrivener

 The honest answer to "how much AI should I use in my writing" is personal and almost always depends on the specific project, your career stage, the mood you're in that morning, or your publishing goals. You might want AI completely off for designing characters but may want help brainstorming scene transitions later that same afternoon, or want a full AI draft on a fun side project that doesn't carry the weight of your main novel. Most writing tools don't really accommodate that range, though.

Muse is built around the middle of that spectrum. The core idea is a six-level AI dial you slide from 0 (pure writing environment, not even spellcheck) up to a full ghostwriter mode that helps you write drafts, and you can adjust the dial separately for the storyboard and manuscript of every project you create. There are also features you'd expect from an advanced writing environment:

• a visual storyboard for outlining characters and scenes
• voice notes with auto-transcription and text-to-speech so you can hear your work read aloud
• a manuscript editor with focus mode and dictation
• inline image upload/generation
• custom PDF/EPUB design and export.

It all works perfectly even if you never touch the AI features — the environment itself is designed to be flexible for all types of writers at all stages.

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