Quirevia

A window catches the afternoon. A paper cloud takes a chair. A little detail becomes the beginning of a book. Quirevia gives that beginning a place to grow. Choose an illustrated scene and its writing invitation, or open a blank edition. Write a title and a short passage, place a picture, and decide how much room each part needs. A cover opens the story; a wide image sets the scene; a words-only page lets it pause. Arrange the sequence as you work. Move a page earlier or later, duplicate it to try another approach, add a new detail, or undo a recent change. The reading view follows the order you made, so you can feel the difference between a collection of pages and a small, connected story. Keep the version that matters. Named editions preserve your writing, artwork choices, layouts and page order together. Compare a saved edition with the working copy to see what actually changed. Restore a version while keeping the previous working pages, or duplicate the entire edition and take it in another direction. Before printing, look at the sheet. Quirevia shows the paired front and back sides of a folded booklet and identifies any blank pages needed to finish it. Export a reading PDF with separate pages, or a booklet PDF with paired sheets, then choose where to save it. Try one sheet with your printer to check its flip direction before printing the whole edition. Your shelf keeps the editions you are making and the page where you left off. Come back to change a line, try a different picture, or find the ending that was waiting in the next page.