Plan book chapters with scene breakdowns, POV tracking, and word count targets.
Chapter Outline Planner is a structure sheet for a book in progress. For every chapter you list the scenes that compose it, tag each scene with the character whose point of view it is told from, and set a word count target the chapter should reach. Working scene-first rather than chapter-first is the point: chapters are whatever groups of scenes you say they are, and moving a scene between chapters restructures the book cleanly. The surprise for most users is that nothing here judges the work. The outline records your decisions; it does not draft prose, flag POV slips, or rate your scenes.
You build each chapter from an ordered list of scenes, each carrying a short summary of what happens. Because the chapter is just the set of its scenes, the plan stays flexible: split a long scene, delete one, or move it to another chapter, and the structure changes with the plan rather than requiring a rewrite of the plan itself.
Each scene gets the name of the character narrating it, so the book's point-of-view cast is visible in one place and a chapter reads as a run of scenes from one character's head. Each chapter also carries a target word count, giving the draft a size to aim for and a way to keep scenes proportionate to the story they carry.
No, not by itself. The tool holds whatever you enter and does not read your manuscript, so a scene that contradicts its POV tag or a chapter far over its target goes unnoticed here. Use it to make choices explicit; use revision and outside feedback to check the choices.
Nothing about the structure is fiction-specific: chapters, scenes, and word targets map onto parts and sections fine. POV is the one awkward fit, since nonfiction usually has a single authorial voice. If your book is one narrator throughout, POV tracking may be more machinery than you need.
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