Roadmap

An editor's-eye read of your entire manuscript — what's working, where it sags, and the handful of things to fix first — plus a readiness score that climbs as you revise.

Catch the contradictions that hide across a whole book: the eye color that changes in chapter 17, the timeline that doesn't add up, the character who vanishes for ten chapters — almost impossible to spot across 90,000 words.

Get a reader's gut reaction before you recruit real humans. Instant AI feedback on what confused, delighted, or dragged — no beta reader platforms, no waiting, no coordinating schedules. Just honest first-impression notes while your draft is still warm.

Set daily word or scene targets, keep a streak, and watch your draft fill in — momentum built around finishing the book, not just counting words.

Quiet, catalog-aware spell check in Write mode — it already knows your characters' and places' names, so no sea of red under your invented world. Mechanics only; the deeper editing stays in Revise.

Professional ebook and print-ready PDF, right where you write. Choose from curated styles, preview across devices, and generate Kindle, EPUB, and paperback files without exporting to a separate tool.

Save sources, quotes, and notes as you research. Link them to scenes so your references stay connected to your draft. No more juggling Zotero or spreadsheets alongside your writing tool.

Write offline from a dedicated app on Mac, Windows, and Linux. Your work syncs automatically when you're back online. No browser tab required.

AI suggestions that read like notes from a real editor, not a grammar checker. Developmental, line, and copy editing with inline suggestions you accept or reject at your own pace.

Share chapters with beta readers and editors via a link. They suggest and comment; you merge on your terms.

Import from Word with outline detection. Export with tracked changes. Your editor's workflow doesn't change.

Characters, places, and terms detected automatically as you write. Always know who appears where.

Three-Act, Save the Cat, Hero's Journey, and Seven-Point structures. Scene-level outlining linked to your draft.