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Coming September 2026
Write wherever you are
From September PressWork is always with you: in your pocket, on your phone or your tablet. Start a new document, or pick up the one you left at home.
The desktop stays the editorial studio: it lays out, configures and produces the file that goes to print. Mobile is where the work carries on: you write, revise, tag, decide, export. It isn't a cut-down app — it's the same machine, with the interface of a screen you hold in your hand.
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What it does
Four moments of the work. Everything below is already written and working.
Writing
- Live preview. Bold, headings, quotes and formulas appear formatted as you type — no mode to switch.
- Focus mode and typewriter mode: the line you're writing stays in the middle of the screen.
- Dictation with your voice, and an assistant that cleans up what you dictated.
- Command palette and in-document search. On a tablet it answers a Bluetooth keyboard too.
- Nine languages, Arabic and Hebrew included, with the interface mirrored right to left.
Organising
- A document library on files: your manuscripts stay your files, not rows in a hidden database.
- A chapter index tied to the text, with collapsible chapters — on a small screen that's the difference between a novel and an endless staircase.
- Per-chapter synopsis: the desktop binder, one card for each real chapter.
- Notes, snapshots and version history: «take me back to an hour ago», with versions saved to files.
Revising
- Revisions accepted with your finger. Edits from whoever read your text appear rendered — additions, cuts, substitutions, highlights, comments — and you accept or reject them one by one. It's the gesture of paper: marking.
- Repetitions highlighted: words repeated too close together light up as you reread.
- Statistics and goals: words, characters, chapters, standard pages, reading time, how much you wrote today, and the weight of every chapter at a glance.
Producing
- Real exports: PDF, ePub, DOCX, HTML, ICML for InDesign and FDX for Final Draft. The same engines as the desktop, not rough conversions.
- Cover for PDF and ePub, and photos inside the document.
- Handwritten signature and initials, drawn by hand on the PDF, exactly where you want them.
- Export report: what came out, how big it is, and warnings if something doesn't add up.
- Production tags (breakdown) for anyone working on a screenplay.
On a tablet it's another thing entirely
With a wide screen the index sits beside the text, statistics open in full, and the preview shows the page as it will be.
It isn't syncing: it's the same file.
- The .pwk format opens and is created on the phone too. Inside it: manuscript, notes, synopsis, history and branches — what you close on your phone reopens at your desk exactly as it was, and the other way round.
- The history is the same: checkpoints made on the phone show up in the desktop timeline, because it's that same file.
- The assistant pairs by scanning a QR code: the AI running on your computer answers your phone, without sending your manuscript to anyone.
- Guest collaboration: you join a session opened from the desktop.
€ 24.90
One-time, no subscription. Updates included.
Already have Complete or Team? You already have it.
PressWork Mobile is included in your licence — even if you bought it before release. There's nothing to buy again.
The same goes for earlier licences: Editorial, Pro, Studio and Publisher keep their full rights, and Mobile is included there too.
The Base plan doesn't include it: it's added at list price, € 24.90.
On Android it arrives from the Play Store; if you already own a licence you download it from the site. On iPhone and iPad: under consideration.
Tell me when it's out
Leave your address and you'll know the day before everyone else.