Type

About Type

Type is an AI writing environment built specifically for long-form fiction — novels, screenplays and stories — rather than the marketing copy and blog posts most AI writers optimise for. That focus shows up in the architecture. The draft and the AI assistant occupy the same surface, so there is no copy-paste loop between a document and a chat window, and the assistant reads what you have actually written rather than a pasted excerpt. Above that sits a story bible: characters, settings and scenes are saved as structured records the AI consults, which is the mechanism that keeps a model from contradicting chapter four in chapter nineteen. The editor handles documents up to 150,000 words and preserves images, headings and tables on import, so an existing manuscript can be moved in rather than restarted. Paid plans route to current frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI and Google, and tiers are cut by AI usage volume rather than feature gating — Basic for shorter work, Pro at three times that usage for a novel or screenplay, Max at twelve times for writers producing multiple books a year. The company states it does not train models on customer data and that uploads and documents remain private, which for unpublished manuscripts is not a small consideration. Stated user base is over 300,000 writers, and a set of free standalone writing tools sits alongside the editor as a funnel.

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