No. We made it super simple. Just enter the genre of book you want to write (i.e., romance) and then, tell the AI a few ideas about your story, then click submit. It’s that easy. The AI will do everything else.

Yes. Your monthly subscription allows you to generate multiple book ideas and outlines. You can create up to 100,000 AI words a month. That’s a lot of story ideas! Done writing your book? No problem, cancel anytime you feel you no longer need our services.

Your monthly subscription allows you to generate multiple book ideas and outlines. You can create up to 100,000 AI words a month. That’s a lot of story ideas! Most story ideas and outlines are just a few hundred words. If you add in chapter 1 details, plus the book summary and overall book outline and character notes from the sample Blood Acaedmy: The Veiled Prophecy, that is about 1,000 words. However, that being said, you don’t have to produce the chapter beats. That’s always optional. You can use as many of our services or as few of them as you want. If you just want to write an outline, that’s fine. But if you want help with your bio or are coming up with Amazon keywords that’re available as well,

We let you try us out for free for the first day just to make sure you like what we have to offer. If you want to continue using our services, we charge $27 per month. You can use the service as long as you like and cancel any time.

Log into your account and click the cancel button under the subscription tab on the page that says “my account.” 

Sure. In fact, I can show you more than a few. We realize that you want actually to see it in action first, so we’ve created a handful of story outlines using our AI to show you how it works for different genres. Click here to see the demo now. 

It’s pretty much instant. Sometimes, you have to play around and fine-tune your story idea to get it to give you a better outline, but the results are pretty quick. It doesn’t take more than a few minutes to think about what it will say to you before it starts giving you a story summary and outline.

I can honestly say I’ve yet to see an obscure enough sub-genre that it hasn’t come up with a pretty decent story idea. Some people are pretty open, like saying things like “romance,” but others get very specific, like dark mafia age-gap romance. Honestly, I have found that the more information you give, the more likely it is to produce the desired results, so don’t be afraid to get in there and give it specific genres and sub-genres. Even go all out with the description and say things like, “I want my story like Twilight but without any vampires or werewolves. Instead, I want them all to be witches.” The more you give the AI to work with, the more creative it can be for you.

Absolutely. I mean, does any book really fit into one genre perfectly? I personally love a contemporary alpha-male billionaire adult romance, which falls into four subgenres of the main “romance” genre. But to answer your question, yes. You aren’t stuck just working with one genre or sub-genre. In fact, the more you give the AI to work with, the more creative it can be.

If you like what you see, click the save button on the generation page, and it will store the details for you.

That’s a great question, and I get why you might think that, but when it actually comes down to the writing process itself, you’ll quickly see how every little bit of input that you give the AI to help you along the way vastly changes the results. Your style, your settings, your genre – these all play a big part in the final result.

No, this service just helps with the writing process. We don’t generate images. The book covers shown are just for illustrative purposes only. 

You do! You are the one writing your book, so it’s your work. The AI is simply helping you a long the way with a few simple tasks. In the end, it’s your original work, and you can do what you want with it. The AI doesn’t write the story for you. It simply helps you come up with ideas and helps you with the structure and outline, and maybe even gives you a few plot points. But in the end, you are the author of your own book and that makes it 100% your original work!