Features
What it does today
Listed against what is actually built. What is missing is at the bottom, named.
The gate
256 rules for machine-written prose
Across 19 categories, 101 carrying a concrete replacement. Most are patterns rather than fixed words, because a machine tell is usually a shape, not a phrase.
Marked in the text, at the span
Not a list beside your work. The phrase itself is marked, and the mark opens to the rule, the matched text, the reason, and a suggestion where one exists.
Three verdicts, and they persist
I’ll change it. I meant this. Not a rule for me. Your answers survive a reload, and a rule you have rejected stops arguing with you.
Severity means confidence, not distaste
An early version flagged twelve high-severity findings in 221 words of ordinary literary prose — a beacon, a symphony, a mudflat. That is now zero, with plain business prose unchanged.
Text integrity
Eleven classes of encoding damage
Homoglyphs, invisible characters, non-breaking spaces, mixed and directional quotes, dashes, ellipses, ligatures, mojibake, line endings, normalisation.
Paste from anywhere, in English
Converted the moment it arrives, with what changed named by class and count. One undo restores your paste exactly — and the offer expires when you type, so it can never eat your work. Code blocks are never touched.
Writing, and leaving with your work
Books, chapters, order
A library, chapters you can reorder and remove, and drafts that persist as you type.
Formatting without markdown
Select text for bold, italic, small quote, pull quote, information box, attention box and code — or use a slash menu. ⌘B and ⌘I work as they do everywhere else. No strikethrough, deliberately: a manuscript carrying struck-through text has leaked its drafts.
Markdown export, round-trip tested
A chapter or a whole book, behind an encoding gate, and provably identical when read back. Your manuscript is never held hostage in one browser.
Four measures, never averaged — one of them live
Originality reports today; it is the only one that works from a cold start. Voice needs a body of your writing, accuracy needs claims to check, continuity needs more than one section. Until those exist they read insufficient rather than showing a number nothing justifies. Text integrity is a separate check and runs on everything.
Not yet — stated plainly
These are specified and not built. They are here because you should know what you are not getting before you pay, not after.
- Corpus import. Until your own writing is captured, the voice measure reads insufficient rather than giving you a score it cannot justify.
- DOCX export. Markdown ships today.
- The book outline, and the spoken interview that fills it.
- The research routine that keeps a manuscript honest against a moving field.
- A synced library. Signing in with Google works and gives you an identity. It does not move your work: your manuscript lives in one browser, on one device, and signing in neither backs it up nor syncs it. Syncing is planned and not built — and an account will never be required to write.
- Generated book covers, and the portfolio view.
What it will never do
Write your book. Not a chapter, not a paragraph, not a “finish this sentence”. That is the commodity half of this market and it is already crowded. This product judges what you wrote, against how you write.