A free kit for NaNoWriMo participants: a printable plot-planning worksheet and novel outline template, a 50-day writing schedule, and a three-email prep series to keep you on track through September, October, and into week one.
Three pieces to help you plan a novel before November 1 — a writing-schedule template, an outline worksheet, and a three-email prep series.
A printable A4 novel outline template. Fill in premise, two-sentence hook, core characters, world rules, and a 50k-structure beat list — opening, rising action, midpoint, climax, resolution.
Download PDFA 50-day writing schedule template for the September–October pre-NaNo window — one daily plot task from Day 1 to Day 50, so you're not writing plot on November 20.
Download SVGThree short emails — one now (welcome + intro), one at day three (the calendar unpacked), one at day seven (the worksheet paired with Conscriva's tools).
Download HTMLPreview the worksheet and calendar right here. Sign up above if you'd also like the email series delivered to your inbox.
The single biggest reason NaNo participants fail is that they reach November 1 without a plot. They stare at chapter one, decide they need to think more, and by week two they've quietly dropped.
The kit won't write your novel for you. But it forces the plotting decisions upfront — premise in two sentences, characters in three lines, world rules in one paragraph, beats in order — so that when November hits you're typing, not planning. Think of it as a NaNoWriMo novel-structure checklist you fill in once.
Conscriva is where the actual tracking lives once you're past the kit: project, characters, world, storyboard, chapters, AI consistency checks. Start free. Upgrade to Pro if you outgrow one project.