For bookmoth writers

Help shape what bookmoth becomes

bookmoth is built by one person, patch by patch, steered by the writers who use it. The community board is where you report bugs, ask for features, and vote on other writers' ideas, so each release fixes the things that actually matter to you.

Open the community board

Sign in with your email. No password to invent, no profile to fill in.

Report a bug

Something misbehaving? Post what happened, with your app version and what you were doing. The most-reported bugs go to the front of the queue for the next patch.

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Request a feature

Describe the thing you wish bookmoth did. Vote on other writers' requests too: the most-wanted ideas rise to the top of the roadmap.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Enter your email, get a sign-in link

    No password, no account form. The email step simply keeps the board to real people, so it stays a working room rather than a drive-by comments section.

  2. 2

    Choose a pen name

    Pick any display name you like. That name is all other writers ever see of you: your email stays private.

  3. 3

    Post, vote, discuss

    Add your bug or idea, or add your vote to an existing one. One well-voted thread tells me far more than ten scattered emails.

  4. 4

    Watch it move

    Every post carries a public status: planned, started, completed, or declined, with a reason. Before each release, the top of the board becomes the patch list, and shipped items land in the changelog.

Private by design. Your email is used for the sign-in link and to notify you when a post you made or voted for changes status. Nothing else: no marketing list, nothing shared or sold, and you can ask for your account to be deleted at any time. The board runs on Fider, an open-source feedback tool, under bookmoth's privacy policy.
The three details that make a bug fixable: If it involves your manuscript, your purchase, or anything you'd rather not post publicly, email instead and it comes straight to me.

Not a bookmoth writer yet? The board is open to read, so you're welcome to look around and see what's coming. Curious about the app itself? Start here.