Thank you to every author, creator, and community member who wrote with us over the years.
The original (pre-1.0) version of Raptor Write stored your drafts directly in your computer’s browser storage (Local Storage & IndexedDB). Because these files reside on your physical computer rather than a central database, use the tool below to extract your work:
Scanning this computer's browser for saved manuscripts...
No local drafts detected in this browser. Because pre-1.0 data is saved in local browser storage, if you used Raptor Write on another computer, laptop, or browser profile, please open this exact page on that specific computer to retrieve your files.
https://www.raptorwrite.com.Browser storage is tied to the exact browser and physical computer you used. If you wrote on a desktop, laptop, or second browser, open this website on that device. The scanner will run and allow you to download your work immediately.
If you prefer to inspect or copy your raw data manually:
https://www.raptorwrite.com, look for the projects or storyContent keys.All server-stored accounts, projects, chapters, worksheets, and custom prompts created in Raptor Write 1.0 have been safely exported and stored in our central archive.
To receive your personal project archive ZIP, email Dean from the address associated with your account:
From our earliest experiments to the launch of Raptor Write 1.0, this platform was built to push the boundaries of AI-assisted fiction writing. Over the years, thousands of authors plotted books, built story bibles, crafted prose, and helped shape modern AI workflows through the Future Fiction Academy.
We are immensely grateful for your support, feedback, creativity, and trust. While Raptor Write is retiring, the techniques, mindsets, and stories you developed continue forward.
Watch our special community video on what comes next for AI fiction writing.
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