Hi everyone. I'm the founder of ScribistIQ. I built it because the AI writing tools I tried would help me write a chapter, and none of them would write the book. ScribistIQ does the whole thing. You type a premise, it drafts a chapter plan, you edit the plan, and then it writes every chapter in order. Each chapter is generated against a story bible it rebuilds as it goes: your canon, summaries of the last ten chapters, and the closing passage of the chapter before. That is what keeps names, timelines and open threads intact from chapter one to chapter thirty. The longest single run is a 30-chapter novel, roughly 75,000 to 105,000 words. Once the draft exists, the rest is in the same place: an editor with AI assist and chat, cover art with typography, audiobook narration in six voices, EPUB, PDF and DOCX with no watermark or byline, and paperback or hardcover printing shipped in the US and Canada. On Pro plans, a manuscript audit reads the finished book and quotes the passages it flags, so you can check every finding against the text. What it is not: it writes in English only, it is not built for explicit fiction, and it will not make the book yours. That part is still editing. Pricing is credits, not seats. Every generation shows its price before it runs, a failed one refunds itself, and plans start at $29 a month. A book consumes compute the moment it starts, so all sales are final. That is why every new account gets the opening chapter of its own book free, no card, to judge the writing first. I run this on my own from New Brunswick, Canada, and I read every comment. The most useful thing you can do today is generate that free chapter and tell me where the writing falls down.

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Type a premise. Get a finished book, cover and audiobook.

Type a premise. Get a finished book, cover and audiobook.