Deckle’s early access price of $107 will end on August 8th, after which new purchases will be $197. This is a one-time note for anyone considering Deckle who hasn’t picked it up yet — current owners are unaffected and continue to receive every future update for free, as always.
Every purchase, at $107 or $197, includes the full app — writing, organising, styling, and exporting a book to EPUB, DOCX, Typst, and InDesign-ready files — plus all future updates, forever. No subscription, no add-ons, no separate purchase required to unlock formatting or export features later.
Deckle has grown substantially since early access opened. In the time since, the app has added full Scrivener project import, a built-in spellchecker, native Linux support, the Codex world-building system, DOCX and InDesign export, comment import/export, custom and variable font support, automatic backups, and a redesigned Outliner, among other things — all of which are included in the same one-time price. $197 reflects where the app stands today, not where it started.
A common workflow for independent authors right now is Scrivener for drafting plus Vellum for formatting and export — two separate purchases, on top of learning two separate pieces of software, with your manuscript passing between them by hand. Deckle handles drafting, organising, styling, and export in one app, at one price, with no ongoing subscription either way.
If you’ve been meaning to try Deckle, now through August 8th is the last window at $107.
Deckle is a desktop writing and publishing app built for independent authors — one place to write, organise, format, and publish a book, for one price, with no subscription. deckle.studio
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