The editing studio.
Editorial notes by line.
Paste or upload a chapter, press “Run edit pass,” and see tighter phrasing, clarity flags, and style notes — each anchored to a specific line of your manuscript so the suggestion sits next to the prose it’s about, not in a separate report.
The manuscript
The suggestion panel
Per-line notes.
Awaits a run
How it works
Three reads of the same chapter.
One pass returns three categories of suggestion — phrased as editorial notes rather than AI-confidence scores, so you can decide which to take on a per-line basis.
01
Tighter phrasing
Word-economy passes — redundant adverbs, throat-clearing clauses, and prose that can say in three words what currently takes nine. The note names the cut.
02
Clarity flags
Ambiguous pronouns, muddled syntax, and sentences whose subject gets lost between subject and verb. The note names the readability problem.
03
Style notes
Register drift, cliché, repeated diction, and dialogue tagging that reads as author intrusion. The note names the pattern, not the fix.