Glad to see it! Inklewriter in its past incarnation was a simple, visual, “play as you write” interface with Inkle’s special brand of magic for small or moderate-length choice narratives. In my experience, it bogged down a bit for larger stories, but check it out:
https://www.inklestudios.com/2019/03/11/inklewriter-is-back-online.html
Via @mathbrush:
2019? Is this a new announcement or an old one? 
Edit: The link works so it must be just a mistake in the date, I guess.
Yay! Inklewriter always seemed like the easiest system to pick up.
I was a little confused by:
That said, please do not use a high-value password for your inklewriter account. Security on the internet can never be fully guaranteed.
Surely, they mean do use a high-value (by which I assume they mean strong) password, even though over-the-net security is comparatively poor?
I think by high-value, they mean a password which you also use for other services and websites, especially for “important” ones like e-mail, Amazon, Paypal etc.; because if inklewriter’s security was breached and your password became known, then all those other accounts could be compromised as well. (Although, with a properly hashed and salted password storing scheme, that risk could be mitigated.)
Ah, thanks. Yes that does make sense.