The writing studio

Write the whole book.Not just chapter one.

Folio drafts with you, edits with you and argues with you — every change tracked on the page, every decision yours. From blank page to a print-ready book.

The desk

Step inside the editor.

Library

The Long Vanishing

K to jump anywhere

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The First Note

The rain had stopped an hour ago and the town was still giving it back, gutter by gutter, the whole length of Harrow Street, where the lamplight broke on the wet slate into a hundred small shifting coins. Wren counted the lit windows out of habit. Four. The same four as every night since October.

The note was folded into the gap between the railing and the post, and the railing was colder than she expected when she reached for it. Somewhere behind her a door closed, and then closed again.

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Ask anything — or ask for changes and the agent edits the chapter directly. You review every change before it sticks.

Critique this chapter like a tough editor, then fix the weakest spot
Read what I have and tell me where the tension drops
Continue from where I stopped, matching my voice
What's the cliché version of this scene? Help me avoid it
The First NoteSensory pass
Ask, or tell it what to change…

Rewrite in place

Select any line and reshape it — tighten, expand, change the register. The page is still yours.

It read the whole chapter

The assistant answers with your text in context, not a blank prompt box.

One desk, ten tools

Cast, notes, brainstorm, critique — every part of the book, one keystroke away.

How you work

From blank page to book.

A draft or a blank page.

Bring a manuscript you've already started or begin from scratch. Upload notes, research, world docs: the studio indexes them and keeps them in mind everywhere.

Start from what you have

You write, the AI stays in reach.

Rewrite a line without losing your voice. Ask in plain language. The assistant knows the chapter and answers in context, never into a void.

Write and ask

The Critic doesn't spare you.

A reader with no reason to be kind combs the whole manuscript and tells you what's banal, what's missing, and what you're avoiding. Before a real reader does.

Get taken apart

A print-ready book.

When the last chapter is approved, pick format and typography and export a clean PDF — ready for Amazon KDP, IngramSpark, or commercial print.

Export

The hardest reader
you'll ever have.

The Critic has no incentive to be kind. It reads the whole draft looking for what's banal, what's missing, and what you're avoiding — then says it plainly, before a real reader does.

  • Reads your manuscript, not a snippet
  • Ranks issues by severity, with the passage it means
  • Catches clichés you stopped noticing chapters ago

The hard reader

Critique

Reading…
highPROSE

Overly ornate description that stalls the narrative

mediumCLICHÉ

Rain-slicked streets doing the work of actual dread

mediumPLOT

The note arrives before the reader cares who left it

Chapter 1
Chapter 7
Protagonist
Case notes
Sources
Cast

Manuscript memory

It reads everything.
Then it never forgets.

Chapters, characters, world notes, the research you upload — all indexed into one memory. So every suggestion, every critique, every rewrite already knows your book. Coherence stops being your job alone.

Feed it your draft

Sensory studio

Five senses.
Two are missing.

The studio reads the chapter and scores what a reader can actually perceive. Where the page goes quiet, one tap weaves the missing sense back in — in your voice, as a tracked edit.

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The rest of the desk

Everything a book needs, around the writing.

Brainstorm

Throw ideas at the wall on a living map — and see the shape the AI reads in them.

Cast

Build characters with real depth — values, flaws, backstory — and portraits to match.

Notes

Every fact the book needs, in one place and always within reach.

Senses

A five-sense radar for every chapter: see where the prose reads flat and weave the missing sense in with a tracked edit.

Maps

Draw the world your story lives in, layer by layer.

Publish

Export a clean, print-ready book the moment the last chapter lands.

Your manuscript
is waiting to be read.

Start free. Bring a finished draft or a blank page — the studio meets you where you are, and keeps every word yours.

Open the studio