Guides
Looking for writing revision guides that work on the draft you already have?
Guides that treat revision as a craft you can learn, not a button you press.
Each one is about keeping the writing recognisably yours while you improve it. They are useful whether or not you use Writva — the methods work in any editor.
Controlled editing
How to make a targeted change to a draft — and how to check that the change actually improved it.
Book writing
Longer projects have different problems: deciding what a book is for, getting scattered material into an order, and revising something too big to hold in your head.
Templates
A guide explains a method; a template is the framework itself, ready to fill in and complete on the page. They live in their own section.
- TemplatesPractical frameworks you can copy and adapt to your own book.
- Nonfiction Book Outline TemplateA fill-in framework for planning a nonfiction book, whole on the page.
Where these guides apply in Writva
If you want to see how the ideas above work in practice, these pages describe the product side.
- AI Writing EditorThe category overview: what an editor does that a generator does not.
- Improve a DraftThe workflow for revising something you have already written.
- For AuthorsLong-form drafting, revision, versions, and manuscript review.