ShakespeareAI 2.0 - Your voice. Your characters. Your finished book.
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ShakespeareAI helps authors write and finish entire books. Unlimited writing with no credit caps, character and plot consistency across 40+ chapters, and editorial suggestions based on your full manuscript — not just the current page.
New features: Voice Engine, Ai Humanizer Embedded, Book Translator, Character bible...
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the unlimited sessions model is honestly such a smart call for long-form writers, you know how quickly you lose momentum when you hit a credit wall mid-chapter
@fatihpeketekno Thanks so much! That mid-chapter credit wall was honestly the #1 frustration that shaped how we built this. There’s something uniquely momentum-killing about being deep in a scene and having to stop and do math about whether you can afford to finish it.
Long-form writing just doesn’t fit a metered model — a novelist’s “session” might be a 6-hour Saturday marathon, and that should be a feature, not a billing problem. So we priced for the way authors actually work instead.
Appreciate you calling it out — If you’re working on something long-form, would love to hear how it holds up for you. 😊
@amolmozarkar - writing a book as never been something I have considered doing myself. However your product got me thinking about it being a possibility for me in the future. Does @amolmozarkar work for technical writing too? Best of luck.
@codeandsea Thank you and yes it can be used for technical writing as well.
This would be a great resources for TTRPG masters. I would help them keep their story lines straight and NPCs orgnaized.
@christopherlawson2 , that's a use case I hadn't considered but it fits scarily well. Character Bible was built exactly for the "who is this person again and what did they want" problem — you define a character's backstory, persona, and quirks once, then pull them into any scene without the AI drifting. Same for continuity across a long arc.
If you run a campaign, I'd genuinely love to hear how it holds up against session notes. Happy to get you set up — just reply here.
And could it help finish the manga?
@masterbek Great question! Right now ShakespeareAI focuses on the story side — full chapters, dialogue, plot structure — rather than illustrated panels, so it won't draw the manga art itself. Manga-style/illustrated story support is something we're actively looking into for a future update though. In the meantime, it could help you nail down the script and story structure while you (or an illustrator) handle the art. Thanks for asking — stay tuned!