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The nonprofit behind NaNoWriMo shut down on 31 March 2025, so there is no official event to sign up for any more. The goal it made famous is still a good one. Write in a Click holds the chapter plan, the distraction-free draft and the word count in one place, and Robin, your story partner, has read your book and can talk you through a stalled scene. It never changes your manuscript on its own.
50,000 words in 30 days is 1,667 words a day, every day. Most writers who try it stall in week two. With no official event running any more, the deadline and the company have to come from somewhere else.
Build a chapter by chapter plan before day one. Talk the shape of the book through with Robin, who reads what you have already written, then write the plan down yourself.
Draft in distraction-free mode. When you stall, ask Robin where the scene is going. The structured plan keeps you on track, and Robin never changes your manuscript on its own.
Week three is where most attempts end. Bring the stuck chapter to Robin, talk out what the scene is missing, then go and write it.
Sprint to 50,000 words. Track your progress and celebrate finishing a draft.
No. The nonprofit behind NaNoWriMo announced its closure on 31 March 2025, after running out of money, a 2023 failure of forum moderation, and a September 2024 statement on AI that cost it roughly $360,000 in donations. Nobody owns the 50,000 words in 30 days goal, so you can still run it.
Keep the target, 50,000 words in 30 days, and replace the two things the event supplied: a deadline and other writers. Write in a Click keeps the plan, the draft and the word count in one place, and The November Room runs twice a day so you are writing at the same time as other authors.
The free plan lets you plan, draft, track your word count and join The November Room, for the whole 30 days. Paid plans raise the AI budget and add export and workspace features.
Yes, by talking it through with you rather than changing your manuscript on its own. Robin has read your book, so when you stall you can talk through where the scene goes, what a character would do, or why a chapter is not working. You keep typing; you just stop losing hours to being stuck.
Try Write in a Click free — no credit card required. Your whole book in one home, with Robin when you want help. Your story, your rules.