You always wanted to write a book. Writing was never the hard part.
The hard part was never knowing whether it held together. StoryWith AI reads what you have written and shows you the shape of your story, so you can finally finish it.
No credit card. Your manuscript stays yours.
Five screens from the actual studio.
Not illustrations of the product. These are the product's own components, running the real interaction, at the real speed. Nothing touches your manuscript unless you click it.
Pick what fits where you are.
You don't owe the AI an idea before you can use the tools. Start with assistance, with a blank page, or with a manuscript already in hand.
Start with AI assistance
Type one sentence about your idea. AI sketches chapters, casts characters, drafts an opening scene. Pick a cover, refine the title, you’re in the editor.
Start with one sentenceBlank canvas
Give it a working title. Land in an empty editor with one chapter ready. Run any tool you want, when you want. Nothing is forced.
Open an empty pageImport existing manuscript
Paste, or upload .txt / .docx / .pdf. AI extracts structure, characters, and arc. Land in Diagnostics ready to triage.
Upload your draftRevision is guesswork. It doesn't have to be.
- Something is off in the middle and you can't name it.
- Three friends say they loved it.
- A developmental edit costs four figures and six weeks.
- Forty agents send form rejections that tell you nothing.
- You change something and hope.
- Upload the draft. Get a ranked list back.
- Every finding links to the line that caused it.
- Fix the critical ones first, in order.
- Test on personas, then five real beta readers.
- A readiness score before you query, and the reason for it.
And then you ask again.
Readiness is the only screen that answers the question you actually have. Run it before the pass and after it, and the difference is the work, not a vibe.
Is this manuscript ready to put in front of beta readers?
- Chapters 19 and 22 contain no scenes
- Timeline contradiction in chapter 11
- Sibling's name is spelled two ways
- Every chapter has scenes2 of 24 chapters are empty
- Internal consistency3 unresolved continuity findings
- Chapter length varianceChapters 12 to 14 run 40% over the median
- Setup before payoff1 payoff with nothing establishing it
- Scene purpose tagged91 of 91 scenes carry a purpose
- Readability in rangeGrade 8.4, steady across the book
Free plan, no card. Paste a chapter or upload the whole manuscript. The first scan and the first readiness report are included.
For the book you almost didn't write.
Illustrative examples with fictional names and AI-generated photos. Not customer reviews.
The continuity check noticed my detective's eyes were green in chapter 3 and brown by chapter 11. I had read that draft a dozen times and never caught it.
Margaret H.Mystery novelist · Second draftI typed one messy sentence about two rival florists and had a first page back in seconds. Seeing it on the page is what finally got me started.
Ana L.Romance novelist · First chapterMy notes on every character, place and date used to live on index cards. Now the Story Bible holds them in one place, and it updates as I write.
Kenji M.Fantasy novelist · Building the worldIt flagged a twist in chapter 18 that nothing earlier sets up. The finding linked straight to the line, so I planted the clue instead of rereading the whole book.
Daniel O.Thriller writer · Mid-draftWriting about my father was hard enough without a tool rewriting me. Ask AI only ever offers a suggestion, and nothing on the page changes until I accept it.
Walter B.Memoirist · First draftBefore risking real readers, I ran my opening past four simulated reader personas. Two of them lost the thread in the same scene, so I knew where to look first.
Priya N.Science fiction writer · Before beta readersI could feel the middle of the book sag but couldn't say why. The pacing notes named the scenes where it went flat, and once I could see them the fix was obvious.
Tomás R.Literary novelist · RevisingMy co-author is six time zones away. We can see which of us is in each scene, pin comments to the exact passage, and we have stopped emailing drafts back and forth.
Agnė K.Crime co-author · Second draftThe query letter and submission checklist were built from my actual manuscript, not a template. The checklist caught two empty chapters before an agent could.
Linh T.Historical novelist · Querying agentsI uploaded a .docx I had abandoned three years ago. It pulled out the chapters, characters and arc, then gave me a ranked list of what to fix first.
Marcus W.Horror novelist · Reviving an old draftFor non-fiction it tracks subjects, sources and an argument map instead of characters. It showed me a chapter resting on a claim with no evidence behind it.
Wei C.Popular history author · Non-fiction draftIt suggested title alternatives and a cover concept drawn from my own story. I took the ones I liked to my designer as a starting brief.
Dewi S.Young adult author · Preparing to publishThe studio goes in your pocket
The Android app is the same studio you use in the browser, signed in to the same account. Your library, your diagnostics and your readers, on the phone you already carry.
Pick up mid-sentence
Every book in your library opens where you left it, so the next paragraph can happen on the train.
Fixes you can act on
Open your prioritized list, tap a finding, and land on the exact scene that needs the work.
Reader feedback as it lands
Responses from your beta readers and AI reader personas reach you wherever you are.
One account works everywhere. Install it or stay in the browser — nothing changes either way.
App and publisher detailsA developmental edit costs thousands. This is $19 a month.
Start on Free. Every tool, a monthly AI allowance, no card.
Free
Try every tool. Limited AI.
- Unlimited books, fiction or non-fiction
- 50 one-time AI text actions
- 15 one-time AI images
- Manuscript import
- Basic continuity & coverage scans
- Solo writing, no collaborators
Author
Most popularFor working authors.
- 500 AI text actions / month
- 30 AI images / month
- Full continuity, coverage, and dependencies scans
- Character & subject development AI
- Argument soundness + fact-check (non-fiction)
- Up to 2 collaborators per book
- 3 reader feedback sessions / month (4 with yearly)
Pro
For full-time authors and editors.
- Everything in Author
- Unlimited AI text actions
- 150 AI images / month
- Priority AI models (faster, larger context)
- Up to 5 collaborators per book
- Unlimited reader feedback sessions
- Pitch kit + non-fiction proposal generator
- Beta features first
Studio
For teamsFor agencies, writing studios, and teams.
- Everything in Pro for every member
- Unlimited members at a flat rate, no per-seat
- Organization workspace with a shared book library across the team
- Org-level roles (owner / admin / editor / commenter / viewer)
- Pooled AI quotas across the org
- Centralized billing + admin controls
- 500 AI images / month (org-wide)
- Priority support
Founding Lifetime
Founding offerBuy once. Keep it for the life of the product.
- Every Pro feature — the full diagnostics suite
- Unlimited books, fiction or non-fiction
- Priority AI models — faster, larger context
- Up to 5 collaborators per book
- Pitch kit + non-fiction proposal generator
- Beta features first, and a vote on the roadmap
- Refilled yearly: 3,000 AI text actions, 200 images, 12 reader sessions
- Not unlimited AI — the one Pro feature a lifetime seat does not include.
“Lifetime” means the commercial life of StoryWith AI. If it is ever discontinued you get 12 months’ notice, a full export of every manuscript, and a pro-rated credit.
56 of 300 seats left at this price
30-day refund, subject to fair-use limits.
Refunds are available within 30 days only while lifetime usage is at or below 50 text actions and 10 images.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
The short version of what StoryWith AI is, and what it isn't.
Does StoryWith AI write my book for me?
No. StoryWith AI reads what you wrote and gives you editorial analysis and reader feedback, the way a developmental editor or beta reader would. Every word of the manuscript stays yours.
Does StoryWith AI count as AI-generated content on Amazon KDP?
Amazon's policy separates AI-generated content from AI-assisted work. Getting analysis and feedback on prose you wrote yourself falls on the assisted side. Always check Amazon's current guidelines before you publish.
Is my manuscript used to train AI models?
No. Your manuscript stays yours: we don't train AI models on your work and we don't sell your data. It's visible only to you and the collaborators and readers you invite.
How is StoryWith AI different from tools like Sudowrite or NovelAI?
Those tools generate prose for you. StoryWith AI is analysis-first: it diagnoses the manuscript you wrote and shows you what readers experience, so you can revise in your own voice.
What is StoryWith AI?
StoryWith AI reads your manuscript and tells you what to fix. It analyzes structure, pacing, character arcs, dialogue, continuity and readability, gathers real reader feedback, and turns it all into a prioritized list of what to do next.
Does StoryWith AI work for non-fiction?
Yes. Alongside the fiction analyzers, non-fiction books get argument-soundness checks, fact-check support, coverage mapping, and a proposal generator.
Can real readers give feedback on my draft?
Yes. Invite readers to a structured feedback session on a private link and see their reactions mapped chapter by chapter, like running your own beta-reader round.
Do I need to finish the book first?
No, and you probably shouldn't wait. Coverage and continuity scans work on three chapters as well as thirty, and catching a structural problem at chapter 3 saves you the twelve chapters you'd have built on top of it.
What happens to my books if I cancel?
They stay in your account, and you can export every one to Markdown at any time, bibliographies too for non-fiction. Cancelling removes your AI allowance, not your work.
I write in a genre you've never mentioned. Will it work?
Yes. The analysers look at structure, continuity, pacing and dialogue, the things every narrative has. Nothing is tuned to a specific genre, and you can ignore any finding you disagree with.
You have wanted this for years. Start with one sentence.
Type what your book is about, however messy. A first page comes back in about ten seconds. Already have a draft? Upload that instead.
No credit card. Your manuscript stays yours.
