01 — ORGANIZE
A Binder for the manuscript you already have.
Keep your manuscript in real files and folders. Navigate its structure, isolate a folder, use split view, and open the scope you need without creating a parallel database.
LONG-FORM WRITING FOR OBSIDIAN
Write your whole book in Obsidian.
Feuillets turns ordinary Markdown files into a complete long-form writing workflow. Organize separate files as a manuscript, write across them as one continuous editable document, revise your work, preview the composed book, and export it — without leaving your vault or locking your text into a proprietary project format.
Local Markdown · No account · No telemetry · No lock-in · GPL-3.0
Text before system.
THE WORKFLOW
From separate files to one manuscript.
Your folders remain folders. Your chapters remain Markdown files. Feuillets adds the writing environment around them.
02 — WRITE
Several files. One continuous editor.
Open a folder, selection, or project as one continuous editable document. Sheet boundaries remain visible and protected, while every edit is written back to the corresponding source Markdown file.
03 — FINISH
See the book. Shape it. Export it.
Read the paginated manuscript, adjust Composition and Layout, then export to Markdown, DOCX, EPUB, ODT, or PDF.
ONE PROJECT, SEVERAL WORKING CONTEXTS
Work locally without splitting the project.
A Binder folder can become the active workspace without becoming a subproject or a copy. The manuscript remains one project while the tools around it can follow the scope you are actually working on.
Continuity and context
The project keeps the continuity; the workspace provides the context. The right Binder follows the active workspace.
Research where it matters
Research can remain project-wide or become locally relevant to the workspace you are working in.
Scope-aware structure
The Board and Timeline can follow the active scope. Supported local settings inherit from the folder, then its parent, then the project and global defaults.
TRY IT FIRST
Discover Feuillets without touching your files.
Feuillets includes a complete Candide demo project. Open the plugin, choose the demo project, and explore a real manuscript before creating or converting anything of your own.
- 1Install Feuillets
- 2Create the built-in Candide demo
- 3Explore the Binder, Continuous mode and Preview
WHEN YOU NEED MORE
The rest stays close to the text.
Research, Context & Notebook
Research remains ordinary Markdown. Context can surface the documentation relevant around the passage being written, while Notebook provides free-form planning and visual thinking.
Structure views
Use Cards, Outline, Story arcs and Timeline to inspect the same files from different angles.
Revision & versions
Take snapshots, keep backups and compare rewrites without duplicating the manuscript.
Review workflows
Exchange collaborative review packages or process comments and tracked changes from DOCX.
Scrivener import
Bring compatible Binder structure, text, metadata, Research and resources into ordinary Markdown.
Semantic publishing
Create optional variants, extractions, collections and presentations from the same source text.
YOUR MANUSCRIPT STAYS YOURS
Built around files you control.
Local Markdown
Your writing remains ordinary Markdown in ordinary folders.
No account
Feuillets does not require a Feuillets account or cloud service.
No telemetry
Your writing workflow is not tracked by Feuillets.
Open source
Feuillets is released under GPL-3.0.
Start with the folder you already have.
Turn an existing folder into a Feuillets project, create a new writing project, or begin with Candide.