Shaxpir For Mac

Shaxpir delivers a stylish working space where seasoned and novice writers can organize their ideas and start working on manuscripts.

The Shaxpir utility is account based, but you also get to work in offline mode (everything is automatically synchronized to the cloud as soon as you go online).

Right off the bat, Shaxpir prompts you to register for an account, free of charge: this is necessary for the app to be able to store your content in the cloud. Note that the Shaxpir service is subscription based and sports a monthly plan.

However, Shaxpir functions as a standalone application so that you can work in offline mode and sync the data to the cloud at a later time. Note that you can go online and consult both the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy to learn how the service handles your content.

Within the Shaxpir main window, you will be able to quickly create new ideas and even organize them into folders. Of course, you also get to start working on new stories right away.

Shaxpir helps you deal with your manuscript and write chapters, but can also be used to store details about characters, places, or themes. In fact, you can include any type of note, and even associate image files to the entries.

The best part is that you can establish connections between various elements and rearrange everything, including the story’s structure, with intuitive drag and drop actions. All modifications are journaled within the cloud so that you can go back to previous versions with ease.

To sum up, Shaxpir takes a new approach to writing stories and helps you rearrange and create connections between various elements without wasting too much time.

The formatting options available in the Shaxpir app are reduced to essential tools, and you have no customization possibilities when it comes to appearance.

Once you are satisfied with the result, you get to export everything using the popular HTML or EPUB file formats. Shaxpir enables you to decide if you want to see the chapter names or numbers, to include your notebook entries, or to generate a Table of Contents.