Keep your writing work in one place
Submit pitches, manage assignments, track deadlines and next steps, communicate with editors, and keep tabs on invoices without piecing everything together across different tools.
Edith is a project management platform built for writers, editors, and publishers to manage pitches, assignments, communication, invoices, and everything in between.
Built for writers, publishers, and editorial teams.
Submit pitches, manage assignments, track deadlines and next steps, communicate with editors, and keep tabs on invoices without piecing everything together across different tools.
Keep pitches, assignments, contributors, deadlines, invoices, and your content calendar organized in one shared workspace.
Writers can discover publishers and opportunities. Editors can find contributors beyond the writers already in their network.
Why we built it
A single story can move through email, spreadsheets, project management tools, calendars, Google Docs, accounting software, and more before it ever gets published.
For writers, that means keeping track of who they pitched, where assignments stand, what's due next, which invoices have been sent, and whether they've been paid.
For editors, it means managing incoming pitches, contributors, assignments, deadlines, editorial calendars, and invoices across systems that were never really built to work together.
We built Edith to bring that work into one place. From the first pitch through publication and payment, writers and publishers have a shared system for keeping track of what's happening, what comes next, and what still needs to get done.
How it works
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Writers can submit pitches directly to publishers and discover new places to write. Editors can organize incoming ideas and find writers on the platform.
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Editors and writers can discuss pitches, share feedback, confirm next steps, and turn accepted ideas into assignments without losing the conversation across email threads.
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Keep assignments, deadlines, statuses, and next steps organized and visible to everyone involved.
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Writers can send and track invoices through Edith, while publishers can keep submitted invoices organized before processing them through their existing bookkeeping system.
Writer
5 stepsEdith gives writers a workspace for managing the business of writing, from finding opportunities and pitching editors to keeping track of assignments and invoices.
Pitch publishers
Submit pitches directly through Edith and keep every idea, publication, and response organized.
Manage assignments
See what you're working on, what's due, where each assignment stands, and what needs to happen next.
Communicate with editors
Get feedback, respond to questions, and keep important conversations tied to the work they're about.
Track invoices
Send invoices to publishers through Edith and keep track of what's been submitted, what's outstanding, and what's been paid.
Build your body of work
Keep pitches, assignments, and published work connected in one place as your writing career grows.
Publisher
6 stepsEdith gives editors and publishers a central workspace for managing pitches, contributors, assignments, calendars, and invoices.
Organize incoming pitches
Review submissions in one place instead of sorting through crowded inboxes and disconnected forms.
Work directly with writers
Provide feedback, request more information, commission stories, and communicate next steps within Edith.
Manage assignments
Keep contributors, deadlines, story statuses, and next steps visible across your editorial team.
Plan your content calendar
See what's coming up, what's in progress, and where stories fit within your publishing schedule.
Keep track of invoices
Receive and organize writer invoices in Edith before processing payments through the bookkeeping system you already use.
Discover writers
Find contributors on the platform based on the people and expertise your publication needs.
Edith gives writers and publishers their own workspace while keeping the work connected. Writers can find opportunities, pitch editors, manage assignments, communicate, and track invoices. Publishers can review ideas, manage contributors and their content calendar, oversee assignments, and keep invoices organized.
Less jumping between tools. Less wondering what's happening next. More time for the work itself.