Two days into the week and where are we at. What can i or anyone else reading this do to help you point the needle a little more forward? I was up until 5 AM, at work by 8:45, was working on getting the PWS updates finished and tested so all will be available, I think I finalized the graphics for he second Story structure book and did some testing on the PWS-Studio App. It currently is local only and is only being tested with Windows right now but when released will be Mac/Windows/Linux. Due to screensize issues and how much is there I feel like a phone formatted version might be countr productive but here I am writing this on my Samsung phone hooked up to a monitor in Dex mode (looks like Windows on a bigger screen) The current top 3 contenders for Ai writing ar RaptoWrite, SudoWrite and Novelcrafter and all are online only. What I have developed is a local app. All of your files stay on your local machine and you can use your AI of choice, but currently only Openrouter to access them (this will change) OR you can run Ollama or LMStudio on your local laptop and use a local only model like Gemm-4 (There are many choices) The limitation on abilities of them is more based on your hardware specs. Disadvantage usually slow and not as polished in prose, Advantage is that NOTHING goes to the web, all of your work is private. My question for you is this: Since most of us do not have hefty hardware budgest and som eare still using at least ten year old computers to work on. Is this that important? I'm starting to lean to a web app model for a number of reasons, the biggest is that I could give everyone an access code almost immediately to try it out. Let me know your feelings on the tools.