Shaxpir: Everyone

Shaxpir is a handy piece of software dedicated to fiction writers who want a clean and intuitive environment for creating their characters, organizing their ideas and keeping track of their progress, all in one.

Clear-cut looks and straightforward functionality

First off, you should know that you need to create an account, a task that takes less than one minute. After you have activated your account and logged in, you can begin working on your characters, chapters, places or themes that you want to write about right away.
As a side note, the app could use a feature that remembers your credentials, so you do not have to type in your password each time you access the app.
The program comes with a well-structured and appealing interface. In fact, the UI is designed as a dashboard and does not include too many elements that could distract from the task that you are planning to complete during your writing session.

Allows you to create cross-references with all entries

In addition to being highly intuitive, the application allows you to connect all ideas and elements, an option that can help you keep track of the characters' relationships, plot structure and ideas that you want to convey within your novel. Moreover, you should bear in mind that the utility allows you to add concept artwork to each of your entries.
Since the program is a word processor at its core, you can format the text according to the style and font size that you feel more comfortable with. Last, but not least important, the program enables you to add as many comments as you want for the desired words, sentences or paragraphs.
Therefore, if you are not fully satisfied with your previous work or feel that you need to add more as the plot develops, you can leave yourself a note. It would have been nice if the app came with a search function, so that you can find notes or other entries fast and easy.

A useful tool for professional writers

In the eventuality that you are looking for a clean word processing tool that does not distract you from your work and enables you to keep track of your writing progress at the same time, then perhaps you can consider giving Shaxpir a try.