Hey PH 👋 I'm Nabil. Inkett is one AI that learns your voice once and carries you across the entire arc of writing a novel. Every writer I know fights the same problem: the tools used to plan, draft, edit, and publish a book have nothing to do with each other. You plan in Notion. Draft in Word. Edit with notes from beta readers. Publish on Amazon or Wattpad. None of those tools know who you are. Every piece resets the model from scratch. Inkett is the writing stack: 📐 Planner — drag Acts, Chapters, Characters, Settings, and Plot Threads onto a node canvas. Plan as deep or shallow as you want. ✍️ Co-Writer — a live AI that drafts beside you. Flags continuity breaks, voice drift, and pacing issues as you type. Pair-programming for prose. 📖 Editor — upload a manuscript up to 250k words and get back a full developmental pass: one-page editorial letter, structural read, per-chapter craft notes, continuity audit. 📚 Publisher — a writer-reader marketplace. Novelists ship chapters to subscribers and keep the majority of revenue. Own your audience, not a platform's. The whole stack runs on one voice profile. That's the difference. By chapter three the AI knows how you sound. By chapter twenty it's still you, not a model averaged across a million blogs. If you write fiction, I want your honest read. What does your current writing setup actually look like, and what's the worst part of it?

Inkett

Plan, draft, edit, publish. One stack for novelists.

Plan, draft, edit, publish. One stack for novelists.