Hi PH. I'm Kris. I built Edith for my wife, who self-publishes and kept hitting the same wall - a real editor was too expensive and too slow to run on every manuscript, and the existing tools either forgot the first half of the book by the end or quietly rewrote her words. So Edith does the thing she actually missed. She reads the entire manuscript first, up to 150,000 words, and remembers all of it. Then she raises one note at a time, from the big structural questions down to the line, across six stages from a first read to a final proofread. You accept, reject, or push back on any note, and you make every change yourself. She suggests, she never writes a line of your book. The part that took longest was the honesty. Early versions praised everything, which is useless, and it is the main complaint writers have about using AI on their work. Getting her to say "this subplot does not earn its ending" and then hold that position when you argue back was most of the build. You can read a full sample letter without signing up: edithedits.com/sample Everyone who signs up during launch week gets their first whole-book Editorial Review free, normally $15. I would genuinely love your honest read on the positioning, especially from anyone here who writes.

Edith

An honest whole-book editor that never rewrites you

An honest whole-book editor that never rewrites you